WTB: 11.1v - 14.8v Li-po Batteries

[Zeflis]

Hey everyone,

I need some li-po batteries for my GCp.
I have been looking for some decent batteries for a LONG time and still need some.
The thing is, I'm in Canada so if I want to buy from batteryspace.com I pay around $150!!

So I was wondering if one of you had some batteries from an unfinished project or you got them and were the wrong specifications, I would very much like to take them off your hands.
I only the need the batteries; the charger/PCB I can get from batteryspace.com without paying Hazardous Materials Shipping, but if you have the an appropriate charger and/or PCB I will buy those too.
The preferable cell type would be the very flat ones, like this[http://www.batteryspace.com/highpowerpo ... arate.aspx] but if that's not possible, then I will just have to deal with What i'm offered
If you do have these batteries, i'm assuming it will be 3 cells

I would like to stay under:
--$80 for the Batteries/PCB/charger
--$75 for Batteries/charger
--$45 for Batteries
***all prices include shipping

Please PM me with any offers

[lucidPerspective]

These are the batteries I use: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/12V-3500mAh-Lith ... 0688487435

Key features:
- 12V 3500mAh
- Output current : Maximum 3A
- only $35USD including postage for everything you need

Package included :
- 1 x 12V 3500mAh Li Battery Pack
- 1 x 110~240V AC 12V DC 1A Auto-Charger
- 1 x Connection Cable

Edit.. Spec's you probably care about:

- there a 3 cells inside the battery
- the dimensions of the 3 cells stacked on top of each other is 10cm x 5cm x 1.8cm

[Zeflis]

I don't think i'll get much life out of those, and I don't know the dimensions and by the time I found out, the auction will probably be over anyway.

Thanks for the suggestion though

[lucidPerspective]

The dimensions of the cells are in my post lol

Also, they're a supplier so they'll always have stock. And if you bought two of them you'd have 7,000mAh @12v which should get you a semi decent amount of playtime, and would still be under your $80 limit. How many watt's does the GC pull do you know?

[minnieman]

just thought i might as well through this out there...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DcpANRF ... re=channel" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[lucidPerspective]

And that is why we use protection circuit's and smart chargers when using LiPo betteries

[minnieman]

And that is why we use protection circuit's and smart chargers when using LiPo betteries

well... sorry im a noob

[lucidPerspective]

Lol, no need to apologize ..it's definitely good to know that that's what happens when you mistreat LiPo cells. Basically they made it explode by putting to much power into it too fast. Using a smart charger makes it charge at an appropriate rate, and protection circuit's have all sort's of protections built in like, over charging, under charge, over discharge, etc..

[minnieman]

[Zeflis]

These are the batteries I use: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/12V-3500mAh-Lith ... 0688487435

Key features:
- 12V 3500mAh
- Output current : Maximum 3A
- only $35USD including postage for everything you need

Package included :
- 1 x 12V 3500mAh Li Battery Pack
- 1 x 110~240V AC 12V DC 1A Auto-Charger
- 1 x Connection Cable

Edit.. Spec's you probably care about:

- there a 3 cells inside the battery
- the dimensions of the 3 cells stacked on top of each other is 10cm x 5cm x 1.8cm

I just realized these won't work for me. The AC outlets in Australia are different than ones in North America.

[lucidPerspective]

They come with an adapter, you can request the adapter you need to come with it. and it takes 110v ~ 240v AC so the AC voltage won't be a problem, just need the right connector for your wall socket

[Zeflis]

Oh. well thank you for that information