Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by 05 on Friday April 21, 2023 @05:37PM
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Nobody is using 50Wh/kg in UAVs; even 150C racing drone batteries are higher energy density (~135Wh for Tattu R-line V5 1200mAh 6s, 195grams)
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Re:World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthroug...
by walrus01 on Friday April 21, 2023 @09:18PM
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Read what I wrote again, I said 300Wh/kg is 50Wh/kg above what's used in expensive UAVs. There are setups out there using high amperage Panasonic cells at 250Wh/kg for 12S systems. You build a pack with 12S strings of high amperage rated Panasonic 18650 or 20700 and then parallel multiple of those strings together for large capacity (such as for something the size of a freefly alta X).
A small quadcopter that uses a gensace/Tattu 1200 mAh lipo pack is not an expensive uav. I think everyone who uses hobby size lipo knows their specs around 135-160Wh/kg.