combatwombat

I think the 9.9v lifepo fully charged will 10.4v? So using lifepo batteries will drop the max output voltage only by 0.5v, doesnt seem too bad? John are you talking about top end (150-200w) and high resistance coil (3.0ohm)?

John when you said, "Using LiFe the max output voltage and the battery cutoff are lower.", does that mean it will not perform on par with the 11 v batteries when chip is set to higher watts or certain preheat - punch settings? Also with the battery cutoff being lower will it over-drain the batteries which could damage them? I just dont want to limit the potential of the chip with the LiFE battery... thanks.

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I am wondering what the best connectors to use to make the battery removable. There are so many deans, xt60 ect. Would I solder the - and + to board then attach the connector then plug into battery? Planning on using this http://www.maxamps.com/proddetail.php?prod=Life-1050-99-ERevo-Pack but waiting for a reply on if 9.9v is enough. One more thing, if i did make the battery removable would it distort the output power of the dna200 chip either making it not as strong a current or mess with any other functions of the chip? I know this is early beta of the chip so not all questions can be answered as testers are still testing and I am about to. Thanks.

So this http://www.maxamps.com/proddetail.php?prod=Life-1050-99-ERevo-Pack is not good because it is 9.9v?