Approved batteries
#16
Tech Elite
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Sent an email to roarracing.com in regards to the Turnigy lipo batteriesbeing approved or not.
The following is the reply from the administrator at ROAR answering my question if the Turnigy lipo batteries are ROAR approved.
I understand these batteries were submitted but not yet approved because no part numbers were on the packs for positive identification.
All ROAR approved batteries are listed on our website www.roarracing.com, click on Approvals, then on approved lithium technology batteries.
Fred Hohwart
ROAR Administrator
[email protected]
So it does appear that Hobbyking are indeed using false advertising selling the batteries they claim to be ROAR approved when they are not.
A shame in a way as their pricing makes them a good entry level battery.
Cheers
Rob.
The following is the reply from the administrator at ROAR answering my question if the Turnigy lipo batteries are ROAR approved.
I understand these batteries were submitted but not yet approved because no part numbers were on the packs for positive identification.
All ROAR approved batteries are listed on our website www.roarracing.com, click on Approvals, then on approved lithium technology batteries.
Fred Hohwart
ROAR Administrator
[email protected]
So it does appear that Hobbyking are indeed using false advertising selling the batteries they claim to be ROAR approved when they are not.
A shame in a way as their pricing makes them a good entry level battery.
Cheers
Rob.
#17
Tech Adept
iTrader: (11)
Sent an email to roarracing.com in regards to the Turnigy lipo batteriesbeing approved or not.
The following is the reply from the administrator at ROAR answering my question if the Turnigy lipo batteries are ROAR approved.
I understand these batteries were submitted but not yet approved because no part numbers were on the packs for positive identification.
All ROAR approved batteries are listed on our website www.roarracing.com, click on Approvals, then on approved lithium technology batteries.
Fred Hohwart
ROAR Administrator
[email protected]
So it does appear that Hobbyking are indeed using false advertising selling the batteries they claim to be ROAR approved when they are not.
A shame in a way as their pricing makes them a good entry level battery.
Cheers
Rob.
The following is the reply from the administrator at ROAR answering my question if the Turnigy lipo batteries are ROAR approved.
I understand these batteries were submitted but not yet approved because no part numbers were on the packs for positive identification.
All ROAR approved batteries are listed on our website www.roarracing.com, click on Approvals, then on approved lithium technology batteries.
Fred Hohwart
ROAR Administrator
[email protected]
So it does appear that Hobbyking are indeed using false advertising selling the batteries they claim to be ROAR approved when they are not.
A shame in a way as their pricing makes them a good entry level battery.
Cheers
Rob.
#18
#19
Tech Elite
iTrader: (2)
If you go to the Hobbyking website and look for the roar approved Turnigy 4000mAh 2S 30C hardcase pack, then look at the Turnigy 4000mAh 2S 30C hardcase pack at the AUS warehouse, the only thing different between the 2 is that one has a roar sticker and the other doesn't.
Both have the same ratings, the same dimensions, the same labeling the same cabling, so the point being would the one bought at the AUS warehouse instead of the HK? warehouse still qualify as being roar approved?
*edit* I think I may have answered my own question as both of them have the same part number "T4000.2S.30HC". So I would assume that they will quallify as being ROAR approved.
Cheers
Rob.
#20
Tech Champion
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Lets see ... false advertising. They advertised that they were ROAR approved when they were not
The story also goes that they are being sued by a freighting company for a fire aboard one of their shipping planes .. read low quality
You pay for what you get .. they are low quality and low performance ...
Last edited by cannon; 01-25-2012 at 12:57 AM.