....bye....over and brownout....you make the rules and have the ULTIMATE SOLUTION.

PS: I thought this thread was about batteries, not bagging RF systems....sorry, I don't have your grasp of lanuguage...just speak Strine.

PPS: CCITT papers show that 2.4 reliability is GREATLY improved ( Log function ) by the number and different orientations of antenna units....which reduces the noise splatter by needing to frequency hop with the child like fewer antenna solution....

PPPS: Jim's FAAST system needed SOFTWARE changes....does not sound like a heat problem, unless you use hot software..more like design/lack of testing faults by kid programmers.

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Copied and posed by Lonz

Thought we were talking about batteries and why I love me A123s for large scale/high current systems. I can't comment on what the internal resistance is, all I know is they can punch out 60C while maintaining 6.6volts, which my JR8511 and Hitec HS7955s just love.

michael.

Michael,

Was just looking at these http://www.rclipos.com/Hyperion_Receiver.htm
All LiFePO4 which is the same chemistry as A123 and nicely made packs. Thinking of ordering one of those as receiver pack for my new glider.

Peter

Interesting!

I've not seen those before. Lighter, cheaper, but with less current rating. Makes sense as 60A really is overkill in an RC system. I'll do some more research...

michael.