set up for vtol in quad-mode: take-off wight (include driven) is 23 kg
battery
FoxtechSemi-Solid-State Li-ion Battery 6s 16,000 mah 22.2v. 2P. , 5C continous
( 12S 16,000MAH. 44.4).
https://www.foxtechfpv.com/foxtech-diamond-6s-22000mah-semi-solid-state-li-ion-battery.html#yt_tab_products1
ESC 80A
T-MOTOR ALPHA 80A HV
MOTORS: QUAD
SunnySky XS High Power X6215S
Proppellers:
P22*6.6 (carbon)
A 16,000 mah battery rated at 5C continuous will supply 80a continuous. By spec anyway, no idea if it’s real or not.
Capacity x C rating = Current rating
16Ah x 5C = 80A as Dave said.
I’ve used those Foxtech Dimond batteries a good bit, they have performed well and have unmatched energy density as far as I know. I have only used them at 2 or so C continuously though.
Yes, my friend said the same. In this case I think you do get what you pay for.
Admirable that they supply comprehensive data.
