TP and UltraRC LiPo (3S1P, 11.1v) - SOLD

[Claude Paradis]

I have standardized my e-flight power packs. So I have these packs that are not being used and are available.

Pack 1
Thunder Power 2100 mAh, 3cell 11.1v, 10C rated pack. Has seen light use in my Formosa. Pack reserve is good - providing 1980+ mAh discharge when tested on my Accucycle Elite. No plugs. Used, but a good pack for light-moderate use up to 15 amp. Not for a heavy amp draw application. $30 shipped


Pack 2
UltraRC 1000 mAh, 3cell 11.1v, 20C rated pack. A good little one that packs punch! A powerful little pack. Comes with built in circuit board that automatically balances cells when charging. No plugs. $30 shipped.


Note: shipping is INCLUDED in the prices posted.

[thriller]

what shape is pack 2 in? how much charge does it take?

[Claude Paradis]

Pack 1: Thunder Power, is a 2005 pack - original type; not a prolite. It is a good pack but I would not use it in a high 10C+ application. So I would limit it to a 10 to 15 amp setup.

Pack 2: UltraRC pack is excellent. Packs alot of punch (20C). Charge is between 920 and 1020 mAh. This pack has been occasionally used to haul the Formosa around for 15+ minutes at high power/speed feeding an AXI 2212. It is light enough to put into a foamy onto a AXI 2208/34 for some extreme power maneuvering.

I haven't used either pack very much. Maybe 10-15 times each.

The UltraRC pack looks like this:

""The function of the B.M.S. is to guarantee the voltage of each individual cell is "equalized" at 4.2 volts per cell. Once the voltage reaches 4.2 volts, the B.M.S. will "cut-off" the charging current. Two power connectors, not included, are required for assembly. ""

Max. continuous discharging current
12A

Max. continuous power
111 watt

Max. pulse discharging current
18A(20C) for 3 second.

Max. pulse power
200 watt

Max. recommend continuous charging current:
900mA

Total weight
Approx. 68g

Dimension L X W X H
50mm X 35mm X 12mm

Lowest cut-off-voltage controlled by controller:
8.1V

Highest charged voltage controlled by BMS:
12.6V

Highest temperature battery can tolerate
90C

Self-discharge
Less than 3% per month.

Internal resistance upon fully charged
Less than 20 mili Ohme.

Cycle life
More than 600 cycles with 60% DOD

More than 500 cycles with 80% DOD

More than 400 cycles with 100% DOD

DOD—deepth of discharge

Wrapping
Durable silicon rubber and with color white, pink, red, yellow, blue, purple, black etc. available

Safety:
No fire, no explosion, no smoke, no short-circuit when fall drop from 2 m to cement floor.
(I didn't drop it!, this is the information from the URC website.)

[mike buckley]

Can you post a pic of the TP pack? Thanks, Mike

[Claude Paradis]

I'm selling these because I have a bunch of old Kokam 1500 packs to use up and have standardized my battery mounting around the K1500's.

The thunder power looks exactly like this, except it doesn't have the balancing tap plug shown here.

[Claude Paradis]

Pack 2 is sold. Thanks RCC

The thunder power is still available.

[mike buckley]

Do you have a pic of the actual pack???

[Claude Paradis]

TP pack sold.

Both packs are now sold. Thanks again RCC!