stefan

How many new cells does that make this year?

Smoking motor..

How much heavier are they gonna be? And how much bigger as well?

caveman

Wah, can't keep up with the battery war, Jesus help me.

sosidge

So are these IB's? And are they a race cell? And how long are they?

mcsquish

iTrader: (1)

Daddy, make it stop! I want off this ride.

dakrat

its kinda embarassing im still running 3300s for heats

jeffb

iTrader: (10)

This case size will support up to 4500 mah, who has trouble making run time now?

jeffb

iTrader: (10)

Ya, my dead shorted 3300's are still PDQ for club racing.

stefan

No problem, do what I did, start running nitro....

CarlosG.

iTrader: (12)

Yeah, but the only problem with that is, nitro has the samesame thing going on with a new motors that are faster and hotter than the preivious one. For example: the werks/ collari, then the megapicco, and the new o.s. I know cause I use to run nitro.

Soviet

iTrader: (2)

Sorry dude...Jesus is an airplane guy...

VenomWorldOrder

oww man

i should of just gotten lipo's

this is insane, most rctech readers would be considered the "early adopters" of products yet we still can't keep up! i feel sorry for the newbs buying 2400's and thinking they are the bee's knees

Bob Barry

iTrader: (22)

This is making me want to run off road again. you can still be competitive with those 2400's in the dirt. oh well

stefan

Aw, come on, all the engines you listed can't hold a candle to a 2 year old Novarossi NS12S3.

Look at it this way. A Nitro TC has a useful lifespan of approx.3 years, that's the rythm in which the major companies release new cars. Not every 6-8 month like Tamiya and XRay.

Foam tires have been the same since I started running nitro in 1999 and they only got cheaper.

Now compare that to what you have to do to stay up to date in electric TC.....

Unregistered

This is where the ROAR rule of submitting cells once a year makes sense. Anyone who is trying to be compeditive buys new cells every year anyways.