made a series connector. Two 3s batteries were cheaper, lighter, and had more capacity than a 6S

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photojunky

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I'm not sure why these two 3s batteries turned out to be so much lighter than my 6s, and had a greater capacity as well. The two 3s batteries weighed almost half as much as the big monster 6s and had 1000 more milliamps than the 6s. I also got a little better flight time. Not sure the science behind it but I'll take it.
 
I think you got that wrong.
So are you reading like 22v off the single connection. If so you can't have more mah or capacity than a bigger lipo.
Its still a 3S the draw is just slower off the 2 batteries. You can't make a bigger capacity battery like that without Rockerfella wanting to take you to court.
 
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Each small battery is 5500mah. Would both make 11,000 in series? The big battery is 10,000. Not a completely fair comparison since the big battery is about a year old.
 
One thing I do know, the two batteries were half the price and almost half the weight.
Sorry but I am adding this paragraph about 20 minutes after the first one. So since in series voltage is doubled but amperage remains the same, maybe I was able to fly it longer because the flow of electricity, amperage, was not passing through as quickly?
 
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I was wondering if this was possible as I have several 2s bats I was thinking about turning into 4s lol.
 
You weights are way off.

Specifications:
. Brand: FLOUREON
. Chemistry: Li-Polymer
. Voltage: 11.1V
. Capacity: 5500mAh
. Discharge: 35C
. Charge Plug: JST-XH
. Discharge plug: Dean-Style T Connector
. Battery Dimension: 155.00*48.00*25.00mm (6.10*1.89*0.98inch)
. Battery Weight: 423.5g /
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Jackson said:
You weights are way off.
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Well, if my scale is off, the weight of the batteries should be off equally. In the end, the big 6s battery is almost double what the two small 3s batteries weigh. I will check when I get home. I am playing hooky today. It is a good day.
 
In series adds voltage. In parallel adds current(amps).
If you double the voltage to a motor that was not designed for it. Bad things will probably happen, sooner or later.
But probably a lot faster for now. Zipppppp!!

Enjoy either way, its all in the fun of experimentation:D
 
ArmyVet said:
In series adds voltage. In parallel adds current(amps).
If you double the voltage to a motor that was not designed for it. Bad things will probably happen, sooner or later.
But probably a lot faster for now. Zipppppp!!

Enjoy either way, its all in the fun of experimentation:D
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No, that much I know. The motors require a 6S battery. I've crashed a couple of times but have never started a fire yet :)
 
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