It might very well fit, but I would recommend using something other than 35e cells. 30Q is much more suitable for such a low-P pack.
(35E cells are only good for <10A per cell, whereas 30Q are good for 15-20. You lose some capacity - 3Ah/call vs 3.5 - but you gain a lot of power, and greatly reduced voltage sag.)
Hello friends, I have a question. How many amps can a single nickel strip manage? I am being told by a supplier that 60 is too much for a 10s4p battery in single stack, and that battery would get too hot. How true is that statement? Any possible solutions?
Ok this is a battery builders club and you’re asking about the specs that a battery you purchased somewhere can handle? Why aren’t you posting pictures of it?
I just mean it should be very tightly held with foam and compressed some. If the pack gets vibration it can loose cells in a Pgroup and then the pack will be unbalanced and useless.
Just gonna hope there is isolation between the cell casings too.
Wanted to bump this down, I edited this original post with more accurate info since I just noticed another price change on BulkBattery. This time it’s much more beneficial as our communities current golden child cell no longer has a price increase, but a price decrease!
I built a pack for someone with a similar situation. His weight may be on the battery sometimes (Raptor 1 deck) but theres zero overlap on the balance leads, and they are sandwiched between fishpaper. I think it will be fine. Worst case scenario a balance lead breaks from being squished (unlikely I hope), but let me know if you disagree
Cells aren’t supposed to be like stocks lol. Bulk didn’t raise prices one time in 2020, so these two price changes really surprise me. I figured it was import tax increase or something. If the trend keeps up not a bad idea to start one.