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I recently recieved my new *matched* cells, but i have absolutely no idea how cells are matched, so are these any good or not? All three packs are from the same supplier, 10 points if you can guess who they're made by!
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Ok since theres been no guesses i might aswell give it away. they're Team Almighty 35A EnerG 4600's
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I was gonna say that
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So how are they matched then? I would have thought the best mactched packs would have the same figures on each cell?
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Honstly, im not sure. I guess it would be something to do with the seconds and voltage. I would have thought getting the same voltage on each cell would be neigh on impossible, unless their Dakspeeds
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Matching is nice to see but if you cycle those cells 10 times then monitor each cell again you will get a completley different set of readings as cells change with age/usage.
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Well i hope not! I used to do that all the time when i was running my 2000's!
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