New 3600 Cell
10-15-2004, 04:44 PM
#16
Hmmm.... I still have a Point Blank stocker... NON rebuildable.... It runs my brush cutter....
Got a box of old 1200's....
Got a box of old 1200's....
10-15-2004, 05:18 PM
#18
7 cell Mod was the Shhhhhh.
and Twister motors.
and Twister motors.
10-16-2004, 12:22 AM
#19
Originally posted by S-T-R-l-K-E-R
those cells are made by "INTELLECT". its widely used in HK for a while now. actually i have been up against it just last week. it had quite good punch and it looked like the power would last a lifetime. then SUDDENLY it dumped with around 2 laps to go. shockingly it was just a 19t race. rumour hassit that it was a bad pack cause some of the other racers didnt have this problem. will keep you posted as more testings occur.
those cells are made by "INTELLECT". its widely used in HK for a while now. actually i have been up against it just last week. it had quite good punch and it looked like the power would last a lifetime. then SUDDENLY it dumped with around 2 laps to go. shockingly it was just a 19t race. rumour hassit that it was a bad pack cause some of the other racers didnt have this problem. will keep you posted as more testings occur.
If so, why hasn't GP released their 3600 batteries yet? Homologation for IFMAR would seem to be the major problem... if I were GP, I would release 3600 packs with 3300 wraps and no racer will complain
Cheers
10-16-2004, 02:06 AM
#20
I guess his pack went pfft. 
Joke on Tabs for that pack of his. 
Another team mate was using another set, his kit was indeed faster compared to his other matched packs.
Striker: what I heard from Tabs was that it even was cheaper than loose GP3300 cells.
Joke on Tabs for that pack of his. Another team mate was using another set, his kit was indeed faster compared to his other matched packs. Striker: what I heard from Tabs was that it even was cheaper than loose GP3300 cells.
Originally posted by S-T-R-l-K-E-R
those cells are made by "INTELLECT". its widely used in HK for a while now. actually i have been up against it just last week. it had quite good punch and it looked like the power would last a lifetime. then SUDDENLY it dumped with around 2 laps to go. shockingly it was just a 19t race. rumour hassit that it was a bad pack cause some of the other racers didnt have this problem. will keep you posted as more testings occur.
those cells are made by "INTELLECT". its widely used in HK for a while now. actually i have been up against it just last week. it had quite good punch and it looked like the power would last a lifetime. then SUDDENLY it dumped with around 2 laps to go. shockingly it was just a 19t race. rumour hassit that it was a bad pack cause some of the other racers didnt have this problem. will keep you posted as more testings occur.
10-16-2004, 02:09 AM
#21
Originally posted by NightKidZ
If so, why hasn't GP released their 3600 batteries yet? Homologation for IFMAR would seem to be the major problem... if I were GP, I would release 3600 packs with 3300 wraps and no racer will complain
Cheers
If so, why hasn't GP released their 3600 batteries yet? Homologation for IFMAR would seem to be the major problem... if I were GP, I would release 3600 packs with 3300 wraps and no racer will complain
Cheers
What kind of cell do you think the GP3300 generation 3 is..............
10-16-2004, 06:12 AM
#23
Tech Rookie
Hmm....interesting.
I have heard rumors about this cell.
Is anybody selling them yet ?
FYI
I just recieved my shipment of the new GP cells.
The gen 3 cells as some call them.
Runtime is way down on them but voltage is up. IR is down also by a bunch.
Jeff M
OTEC racing
I have heard rumors about this cell.
Is anybody selling them yet ?
FYI
I just recieved my shipment of the new GP cells.
The gen 3 cells as some call them.
Runtime is way down on them but voltage is up. IR is down also by a bunch.
Jeff M
OTEC racing
10-16-2004, 07:17 AM
#25
Tech Rookie
Jon,
What kind of voltage & IR are you seeing on the new stuff ??
I am not seeing the 435-440 like before.
Jeff M
OTEC racing
What kind of voltage & IR are you seeing on the new stuff ??
I am not seeing the 435-440 like before.
Jeff M
OTEC racing
10-16-2004, 08:32 AM
#27
Originally posted by paulc
I guess his pack went pfft. Joke on Tabs for that pack of his. Another team mate was using another set, his kit was indeed faster compared to his other matched packs.
Striker: what I heard from Tabs was that it even was cheaper than loose GP3300 cells.
I guess his pack went pfft.
Joke on Tabs for that pack of his. Another team mate was using another set, his kit was indeed faster compared to his other matched packs. Striker: what I heard from Tabs was that it even was cheaper than loose GP3300 cells.
i was refering to jot's pack. you are right it costs much less than the gp3300. FYI soon to hit our LHS !!!!
10-16-2004, 08:40 AM
#28
S-T-R-l-K-E-R - How much cheaper are you talking? You can get GP's cheap as chips now compared to the years past. Also any testing in a 1/12th?
10-16-2004, 08:47 AM
#29
rumour has it that it should cost around $20-$25 per pack. take note price was based on the info passed on to me. im not that sure. it was just an est.
10-16-2004, 10:17 AM
#30
Originally posted by NightKidZ
Hmm Hong Kong.... could it possible that these batteries are made by GP in China, with a different shrink wrap like they did with Trinity and Yokomo?
If so, why hasn't GP released their 3600 batteries yet? Homologation for IFMAR would seem to be the major problem... if I were GP, I would release 3600 packs with 3300 wraps and no racer will complain
Cheers
Hmm Hong Kong.... could it possible that these batteries are made by GP in China, with a different shrink wrap like they did with Trinity and Yokomo?
If so, why hasn't GP released their 3600 batteries yet? Homologation for IFMAR would seem to be the major problem... if I were GP, I would release 3600 packs with 3300 wraps and no racer will complain
Cheers
Cheers