A delivery drone is to be designed using a KV battery . Battery A uses dense Lithium Polymer to give a KV Rating = 300 rpm/volt whereas Battery B uses Lithium Sulphur chemical and gives a KV Rating = 400 rpm/volt . Consider Power to be constant
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A delivery drone is to be designed using a KV battery . Battery A uses dense Lithium Polymer to give a KV Rating = 300 rpm/volt whereas Battery B uses Lithium Sulphur chemical and gives a KV Rating = 400 rpm/volt . Consider Power to be constant
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