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Old 11-06-2007, 12:17 PM
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Is this a new method of deadshorting a cell?
I guess this also mean that we can Zero-V the batteries again!
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Originally Posted by impdog
Ihave the copy of the article I saw onRC-Forums.at that talks about Orion and Grepow,it also tells what is going on with IB, the chinese govenment has imposed a no load law on batteries meaning no charge can be in them while shipped for security reasons is also in this article the results are lots of bad cells by the time they reach smc and IB wont eat the bad ones.


If this is true about the new shipment policy. Then the manufacturers will need to reformulate the batts not to self discharge until it is completely dead.
This might be a good thing for anybody paying for batts since it will ensure more stable and reliable batts.
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Originally Posted by impdog
Ihave the copy of the article I saw onRC-Forums.at that talks about Orion and Grepow,it also tells what is going on with IB, the chinese govenment has imposed a no load law on batteries meaning no charge can be in them while shipped for security reasons is also in this article the results are lots of bad cells by the time they reach smc and IB wont eat the bad ones.


If this is true about the new shipment policy. Then the manufacturers will need to reformulate the batts not to self discharge until it is completely dead.
This might be a good thing for anybody paying for batts since it will ensure more stable and reliable batts.
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Old 11-06-2007, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by RedRC

To clarify what is written in the news piece on Red RC, they never claimed to have their own battery factory, only that the cells have been made to their own developed specifications. These are not re-badged cells.
The below quote is taken from REd RC Web Page on the 11/03 . If the above quote is correct and the article is correct ? Please can you clarify one or the other as there appears to be a slight conflict with the interpretation of this

These are the first cells to be actually made by Team Orion themselves and they promise to deliver great power and long run times,
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Old 11-06-2007, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by addicted
The below quote is taken from REd RC Web Page on the 11/03 . If the above quote is correct and the article is correct ? Please can you clarify one or the other as there appears to be a slight conflict with the interpretation of this

These are the first cells to be actually made by Team Orion themselves and they promise to deliver great power and long run times,
The way it is written is meant in the same way that most manufacturers 'make' their own products, they don't in most cases physically manufacture it, they have another party, a lot of times in Asia, 'making' the parts to their design. The way it is written is to emphasise that they didnt just buy an off the shelf battery, put a label on it and write great claims which a lot of you find hard to believe. They had the cell 'actually made' specifically for them to their spec, they just didnt physically put the cell together.

I'm sure Team Orion will clarify it all next week or so when they release the full information on this new cell.
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Old 11-06-2007, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by addicted

These are the first cells to be actually made by Team Orion themselves and they promise to deliver great power and long run times,
Yeah...whatever

I am sure the batteries will be excellent as all other Orion products have been....I just don't buy that they are manufacturing cells.
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Old 11-06-2007, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by linger
Is this a new method of deadshorting a cell?
No, just a new way to do Quality Control. This is how they now measure capacity in the Far East. See, this cell took 4244 mAh.
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Id like to know where the Energizer Bunny gets his cells!
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Old 11-06-2007, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by black-knight
Id like to know where the Energizer Bunny gets his cells!
Now you did it! All the guys from the LiPo threads are going to refuse to buy Energizer batts now because Engergizer won't them the the address of the factory where they are made...
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Old 11-15-2007, 01:27 PM
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any new info on these?
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Old 11-15-2007, 01:52 PM
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These are grepow cells with orion shrink........nothing more, claim what ya want.....

Nothing wrong with it either........been done a million times before.....

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Old 11-17-2007, 01:43 AM
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Is it possible Sanyo is back in the game? They have a very good cell in the Mignon/AA size (Eneloop) what have no selfdischarge and very high performance. Why not also in the Sub-C size again?
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Originally Posted by linger
Is this a new method of deadshorting a cell?
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Old 11-17-2007, 02:19 AM
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Kyosho bought Orion some Months ago, maybe that is the Reason of the "expanding" Team Orion and for the new Cells.

Kyosho have, and that know we all, a lot of Ressources ... It's not so unlikely that they bought a "small" factory or something like else and maybe they're fetched some good Workers which know how a Cell have to work :P

Since that, they have a Factory, good Workers, Oscar and so on... ^^

And know, Kyosho sells them under the Name "Team Orion", because Team Orion Cells seems for the Mainstream of the People better then Kyosho Cells (Only by listening ^^).

Maybe, this is true? I dont' know ... but i can believe that SINCE kyosho bought Team Orion, for Team Orion self i think this would be to expensive. ^^

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Old 11-17-2007, 10:00 AM
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if you would listen to eddie... the orion cells are made by grepow
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