Description

Tehnilised andmed:

• Capacity: 4200mAh
• Nominal Voltage: 7.6V/2S/HV
• Discharge-Rate: 140C
• Cell Type: Lithium-Polymer
• Case type: Hardcase/Shorty/LCG
• Length: 96mm
• Width: 47mm
• Height: 18.5mm
• Weight: 157gg
• Plug: 5mm Bullet/T-Plug
• Balancer-Plug: 2mm Bullet
• Application: RC Car/Competition

The new ABSIMA LiPo batteries represent the current spearhead of development in lithium battery technology and offer new levels of performance. Masterful engineering skills, combined with experience from professional model sport, have resulted in a performance-optimized battery generation that is unparalleled on the track. The addition of graphene gives the battery improved properties such as higher energy density, lower internal resistance, higher discharge rates and a longer life cycle.

Small graphene lipo battery guide:

• The Absima Graphene Lipo series can be used as a standard 7.4V LiPo battery or as a high voltage (HV) 7.6V LiPo.
• But what is the difference between the capacities “7.4V Standard” AND “7.6V High Voltage”?
• Normal LiPo batteries have a final charge voltage of 4.2 volts per cell when fully charged. Due to the unique hybrid RS cell structure, the new type can handle a little more and can be charged up to 4.35 volts. This not only results in more power from the start, but also means that each individual cell has more power and therefore longer runtimes can be achieved.

 How do I charge HV LiPo batteries?

• First check whether your charger contains a program for charging HV LiPos. It must be possible to set a final charging voltage of 4.35 volts. If this is the case, HV LiPo batteries can be charged in the same way as conventional LiPo batteries. The maximum charging rate for an ABSIMA Graphene Lipo is 5C (5 times the capacity of the battery).