Li-Ion 21700 Sonly VTC6A got 15C and 60A continues discharge power, does it consider over voltage or suitable to SpeedyBee F405 V3?

what do you mean by "overvoltage" ?

a single cell would be to low voltage for power that flightcontroller, it might be a 2-6cell flightcontroller. same for the esc.

(22-Feb-2023, 01:42 AM)hugnosed_bat Wrote: what do you mean by "overvoltage" ?

a single cell would be to low voltage for power that flightcontroller, it might be a 2-6cell flightcontroller. same for the esc.

If I using combined 21700 Sonly VTC6A 6 Li-Ion Cell battery (15C, 60A), It would be working fined also?

the speedybee v3 can handle 3-6cell voltage, 10,5v-25,2v

im sorry but i cant understand enough, maybe google translator could help?

If you are saying can you power the FC directly from a 6S Li-ion pack, I think the answer is yes, but the real question is why would you want to? So don't take my word for it.

A single Li-ion cell is 3.7V.



So on paper you can connect it directly, but I would personally think it's wise to power it via some other method, like via a 4in1 or PDB or BEC. Something that can take the power and filter and smooth it, before it goes to the FC. It will give you less issues due to dirty power. At the very least, put a big cap on VBat.

(22-Feb-2023, 03:08 PM)Pathfinder075 Wrote: If you are saying can you power the FC directly from a 6S Li-ion pack, I think the answer is yes, but the real question is why would you want to?  So don't take my word for it.  

A single Li-ion cell is 3.7V.

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3.7 x 6 = 22.2V

So on paper you can connect it directly, but I would personally think it's wise to power it via some other method, like via a 4in1 or PDB or BEC.  Something that can take the power and filter and smooth it, before it goes to the FC.  It will give you less issues due to dirty power.  At the very least, put a big cap on VBat.

ok.