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Old 07-24-2007, 06:25 PM
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Adrian -
I wouldn't dream of using anything else. Only hard cases for me. Trakpower is using Enerland cells as I've heard which are manufactured well. Were you just grouping the Core with the Trakpower packs in a hint???
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I hear the Enerland cells have pretty miserable cycle life. :-(

What I really want is to try cells from Saehan Enertech. I hear they're even better than Kokam, and a bit cheaper too.
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
I hear the Enerland cells have pretty miserable cycle life. :-(

What I really want is to try cells from Saehan Enertech. I hear they're even better than Kokam, and a bit cheaper too.
Anyone have packs produced with those cells that you know of? Better in which aspect? Kokam's life cycle is nothing short of phenomenal in their higher end cells and the same with the safety. Are you talking closer to NiMH on the discharge voltage?
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Originally Posted by kuzo
Anyone have packs produced with those cells that you know of? Better in which aspect? Kokam's life cycle is nothing short of phenomenal in their higher end cells and the same with the safety. Are you talking closer to NiMH on the discharge voltage?
Sounds like Multiplex is going to use them. Sweet.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/n...roduct_id=2058
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...+lipo&FVPROFIL

Similar cycle life to Kokam, and better voltage under load. Cheaper, too. I hope some graphs pop up comparing the cells.

I'm reaching a point where I can no longer suggest LiPo in mixed racing against NiMH in stock sedans with weight limits in place. The voltage issue definitely seems to come into play. I'm going to experiment with dropping weight and see how that goes. It's frustrating. I imagine it would mean less in mod, but I can barely wheel a stock car a whole race without hitting anything.
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
I hear the Enerland cells have pretty miserable cycle life. :-(

What I really want is to try cells from Saehan Enertech. I hear they're even better than Kokam, and a bit cheaper too.
That is incorrect. The Enerland cells are used by Thunder Power and Flight Power in the R/C Air market and they last a really long time. Life is determined by how abusive the user is....but that goes for all types of cells...NiMh too.

Dont get all nutty about LiPo brands in China. There are a lot for factories making LiPos but when it come to high amp R/C stuff most of them come from the same 2 places....the diffrent brands are just companies reselling them.
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Old 07-28-2007, 03:04 PM
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Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to get the version with the Deans plugs on here in the UK or whether it's just the 4mm connector packs which are available?
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Old 07-31-2007, 03:19 PM
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finally got around and got a lipo
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Old 07-31-2007, 03:59 PM
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Congratulations and welcome..
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
Sounds like Multiplex is going to use them. Sweet.
Syndr0me, did you notice that only the 3200 was 7.4v and the rest are 11.1v? It's hard enough getting 7.4 legal let alone 11.1.
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just got my Core RC in - i will let ya'll know what i think as i will be testing them back to back with my Orion 4800...
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Old 08-31-2007, 09:38 AM
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Is the lipo pack sold by racers edge the same thing as the core rc pack? Its got the same case, same wires, same connector. The the onlything different is that theres a racers edge sticker on the pack instead of core rc.

Looking forward to your findings Mcgoo
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Old 08-31-2007, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcos.J
finally got around and got a lipo
The Type R and a good Lipo pack...nothing better

Adios Nimh!!
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Old 08-31-2007, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by yyhayyim
The Type R and a good Lipo pack...nothing better

Adios Nimh!!


perfect fit!!
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Old 08-31-2007, 03:00 PM
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Just run mine for the first time tonight, it's the first Lipo I've had although my dad has been using the Orion 4800 for some time. All I can say is I'm super impressed by the extra bit of speed it gave me in stock, and also by the fact that I can get away with using just one pack all night, brilliant!
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Originally Posted by Skill
Just run mine for the first time tonight, it's the first Lipo I've had although my dad has been using the Orion 4800 for some time. All I can say is I'm super impressed by the extra bit of speed it gave me in stock, and also by the fact that I can get away with using just one pack all night, brilliant!
Please relay that to some of the bozos who says 3 sub c packs is better than one lipo.

Marcos, you have been stomping the world in 5 cell...you've jumped the broom and gone Li-po....well devildog, I must say..........IT'S ABOUT GOD-DAMN TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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