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New Lithium Titanate Batteries the perfection of Li-po

Posted by Ramon L on February 21, 2011 at 6:28am
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The very low internal resistance of the Batteries (typically 8 – 10 milliohms) give huge benefits such as:

  • Far longer battery lifetimes with upwards of 1000+ cycles expected for a battery pack.
  • Lower heat build-up during the discharge cycle.
  • Faster cell recovery.
  • Lower voltage drop under loads, which equates directly to a much higher RPM per volt from your electric motor.
  • More available power for the battery pack.
  • Ability to charge at higher charge rates (It is important to allow the battery to cool below 25c before charging commences).
  • Suitable for all applications and especially so for use in high current applications.

 

If you wanna try them for your R/C project, you can find them .... Lightspeed Batteries

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  • bGatti February 21, 2011 at 9:42am

    Hey, I'm way in favor of better batteries. My Laptop batteries are useless after 1 hour or 1 year (which ever comes first). So here's to new ideas.

    Yes, the Chinese do not have the same legal system for fraud, and yes, Chinese imports are statistically more likely to be "other than advertised" (See Alibaba today).

     

    That said, I've also had many flights on Hobby King equipment, so who knows - it's a mixed bag. But thanks for the heads up on both the nano's and a new chemistry. May a thousands flowers bloom.

     

     

  • Ramon L February 21, 2011 at 9:39am
    Sorry guys but I like to bring new info, not to argue about batteries , and shure Ted i dont have anything better to do  that share what i found.
  • Ted February 21, 2011 at 9:00am

    I know almost nothing about these new LiTi packs, but I can say from first hand experience of using the Nanotech's, that you can in fact charger them at the stated 5c rating with no issue. I admit, i was a little hesitant at first, so I watched carefully with extinguisher by the ready, and have had no issue yet with the Nanotech packs.

     

    So to your point about cars using them,  why do many of the gas/electric - diesel/electric cars STILL use lead acid batteries instead of Li Ion? lead acids are about as archaic as can be in the battery world, yet..... still in use. I am sure there is another underlying issue as to why these LiTi, or even the Nanotech technology is not on the forefront of full size hybrid car tech.

    Regardless, who gives a crap if they are packaged as Nanotech, or LiTi's, they are batteries, if it's a patent dispute, well, thats one thing, if this is a piss and moan about their actual charging and output spec's...... really? you have nothing better to do than argue about batteries?

  • Ramon L February 21, 2011 at 8:53am

    No TD I dont work for any of these companies, Im a ME student 

    I just like to search deeply on the web and share new tech's with this comunity.   

    And I dont buy the first thing that I see on a web banner claiming a "nanosame" tech scaming people just to sell more of the same.... sorry if that was your case with the nanos. 

    For me this is the real deal and  I will do the same  to test them,  Nanotech vs. Li Ti   that will be a future blog post. 

    Dont trust my words just ask google and you'll see 

  • Ramon L February 21, 2011 at 8:29am

    Only Toshiba and Altairnano produce Li Ti  for Laptops and electric vehicles respectively. 

    If Turniny Nanotech batteries have the same specs as they claim... why their batteries are no being used for other purposes? why the only "nanotech' distributor is HobbyKing lol! ?!  now with hobbyking being mentioned  this have a lot of sense! Copy & Sell...Copy & Sell..Copy & Sell  loL!!  

  • T.D. Gonzales February 21, 2011 at 8:21am

    Do you work for or with this company? I have seen pump fakes more subtle... Just a question. 

     

    Either way I guess at some point in the future I'll have to get a nano and one of these to see which one holds up better. But that seems like a project for when I'm not slammed with HW. 

  • Ramon L February 21, 2011 at 8:02am

    YEs TD , but the 'nanotech' are just the same dog (lipos) with another name. They claim exactly the same as the Li Ti ! but try to charge them over 1C and you will get your 4th of July! lol! Actually the nanothech from turnigy came out to the market when this technology  was being released...  No surprise if they copy the LiTi claims just to sell more of the same... 

    This batteries are being used on cars! ... will you put a nanotech on your hybrid car?! Noo 

    This is the real thing! 

  • Ramon L February 21, 2011 at 7:44am
    The anode of a usual Lipo is made out of carbon, causing all the problems we know about them. This new batteries come with a Li - Titanate anode solving all the issues about heat , fire, fat cells, etc... Leaving room for more charge, faster charges and longer flight times.

    My question is... This technology is being use since 2008. Why only 1 distributor for the R/C purposes ?! Since this are safer cells I think it should be the main selling battery for R/C electric purposes.
  • T.D. Gonzales February 21, 2011 at 7:35am
    LiTi... Monday... Cocktail... Yeah those go together (long working weekend). They seem like they have the same base specs as the "nano" batteries from Turnigy. I also want to know if they make a bigger jet of flame/boom when they are pierced.
  • Darren February 21, 2011 at 7:13am
    LiTi?... sounds like a cocktail lol
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