It is also more light-sensitive than cyanocobalamin, which means formulations containing methylcobalamin may have additional light protection requirements and potentially shorter shelf lives if not stored properly in opaque containers
On a fully charged 3S LiPo we'll see this (assuming no voltage drop): 12.6V x 3500RPM = 44,100 RPM Now, assuming we can hit that 65A draw on our unloaded motor (which we can't in real life, but for the purposes of demonstration we can), here's the RPM on the same motor with our voltage drop from before: 11.82V x 3500RPM = 41,370 RPM Difference of 2,730 RPM See the drop in performance
doi: 10.1128/JVI.00526-10
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