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Originally posted by Jazz32
mAh = Milliamp hours, which is how long the battery can supply one milliamp. This is indeed how long the battery will run.
If you notice, he actually didn't say that mAh lead to more voltage since there is a comma in his sentance.
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Thanks for that. At least someone can read!
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Yea, I can read, but you just can't write. The comma should have been a PERIOD and TWO SEPERATE SENTENCES, sorry I wasn't a moron to think it was. Thank your buddy for having the same deficiency as you and helping you out with that. Why you bothered including his poor interpretation of "milliamp" is beyond me. I would have been influenced more by a quote from crusty the clown on some episode of the simpsons.
Now, on to your other short-comings......
What you say "doesn't make sense" is knowledge that comes from experience and a degree, thank you, so if you don't understand, don't even think that it's MY fault in the least bit, kid.
I know what the hell a milli-amp is, I know what a milli-amp-hour is. All you're doing is eluding the point with your little lecture on the issue. And why are you arguing the fact that I was right, but for the wrong reason, in the first place? Are you that much of a noob that you have to dig up an old post and nit-pick at it? Get a life!
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As far as high mAh directly relating to high discharge rate, I don't even want to go there.
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Of course you don't. Because you're dead wrong. mAh is a product of current and time, fool. If you have a 1000mAh cell, you can discharge it at a rate of 1A for an hour(in ideal conditions), OR you can discharge it at a rate of 500mA for 2 hours(ideally), OR you can discharge it at a rate of 250mA for 4 hours, etc. 1000mAh doesn't dictate current rate NOR time of discharge, BUT, if you have a higher mAh rating you CAN and DO have higher discharge rates available. Why the hell do you think higher current demanding devices have higher mAh rating cells in them? You think that is ONLY for higher amounts of discharge time?? NOOO! It's for higher current demand for ANY GIVEN AMOUNT of time as well. Which brings up your next ignorance. A cells "C" rating......
Get your mom's calculator and do a lil' excercise with me. Take the specs that YOU looked up if you would.
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Chemistry: High Current Polymer Li-Ion
Capacity: 1050mAh
Charging rate: 1050 mA Max.
Discharging Rate: 10 A Max. (10 C rated)
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Take the Discharging Rate and divide by the Capacity rating of the cell. I get 9.5238095. Now, do you think the engineers would have maybe rounded that number, and gave the cell a C rating 10?? WOW, what a stretch of the imagination that takes. This "theory" is fact! And if you think your links to websites proves anything, you need to get a hold of the webmaster of that site, because their specs listed and the actual pics of the cells are contradicting themselves, which leads me to believe that they and you need to take a walk. Don't even think that proves squat. There's no authority in a friggin' hobby website that supercedes experience and training. Most li-po cells I've encountered have a discharge of 10C, making a li-po cell with a mAh rating of 2000mAh have double the discharge current rate of li-po cell with a mAh rating of 1000mAh. It's simple math and deductive reasoning that accomplishes this understanding, not a website.
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Do some reading next time buddy. Preferably BEFORE you jump all over somone.
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You're the one who started it. Are you going to act like YOU'RE in the defense here? I mean, you're now bending and twisting the point in an attempt at sticking your chest out at someone and proving something. You've terribly failed. And then you bother to apologize about the big turd you laid on the thread? Take your $40 car, build a bench, and do some friggin' experimenting, AFTER you read up on some things, and BEFORE you even try to debate with me. Do you even have the slightest who you are in respect to who I am, when it comes to electronics, and especially pertaining to xmods? It wouldn't take anyone here long to realize that you don't. Why don't you do a search on some other forums? I've contributed more to the hobby, and done more with the hobby then you have websites to look up. So lock and load, buddy, there's more where this came from.