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I'll sell them at $11.50/each + shipping within CONUS. You can PM for a shipping quote, but I am going to use USPS and whatever it charges. If you order 8 I'll sell for $95 shipped. I realize that I have no rating on this forum, but if you're concerned at all, please PM and I'll show you my 100% rating on another forum. Thanks! |
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I'm interested.
Can you give any more specs? Discharge rates(MAX, BURST & CONTINUOUS), and weight. Exterior dimensions too but not totally necessary. Just to make sure. 2300mAh and 11.1volts right? |
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Originally Posted by n00bflyer
Hi, these are A123 cells, so the chemistry is different than standard lipo. They're rated at 3.6 Volts/cell and you need to build the packs in a way similar to NiMH building. Their discharge rates are, in theory, 60 amps continuous/120 amps burst. In reality, 40-60 continuous and 80 burst is probably more reasonable. They are can-shapped and weigh about 74 grams/pop.
If you google A123 cells you'll find a lot of info on them--they're the same cells used by a123racing.com (that site appears to be somewhat down for some reason...). The main thing about them is they are a bit heavier than lipo from a capacity standpoint, but can deliver at least as much power and are very robust. They can be charged easily at 4C (15 minutes), and some charge at 6 C or higher, for hundreds of cycles. They can be used for many hundreds of cycles without an appreciable loss in capacity and tolerate over-charge and over-discharge gracefully, unlike a lipo will will destroy itself if that happens. Most decent chargers now have an A123 setting, but you'd need to look for that first to be sure. Thanks! |
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I ordered 11 cells from JWilliams a week ago last Monday. I sent the money order out and 7 days from my mailing the cells were at my door in a very well packed box.
Very good communication and very fast service. Paul |
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Do you still have cells for sale?
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Yeah, I might be interested as well.
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Hi guys, sorry and I do apologize, I have none left; I should have updated the thread title.
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Will you be getting anymore of those cells anytime soon?
Thanks & Standing By, SJ |
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James -- that link is dead. It's almost like the entire web site is down... :o
Didn't you tear apart a Dewalt pack to get to the A123 cells? How'd that work out for you? |
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Hmmm, links working for me? Maybe it was down when you checked it earlier, try it now.
I tore into Black and Decker VPX packs. They are 1100mah M1 cells. I shorted the pack out on the bench and never got a chance to fly it . I never did build another pack.
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