New Ener-G 4600 Ni-MH Cell
12-16-2007, 04:51 PM
#123
Funny how you all take an add out in all the magazines bashing IB cells and now you get the exclusive...Just goes to show how much loyalty and pride the Chinese have....ZERO!!
EA
12-16-2007, 05:00 PM
#126
Tech Master
Bschorr - I appreciate your subjective opinion 
EA - I heard you lost something? oh my mistake you were told to loose something
EA - I heard you lost something? oh my mistake you were told to loose something
12-16-2007, 05:01 PM
#127
Tech Master
syndr0me - not bashing anyone or anything, stating factual information.
12-16-2007, 05:49 PM
#130
Wow... In the past on RcTech, it was the "bottom of the barrell" dropping hammers on each other. Now the big guns are coming out to play.
So, how are the Ener-G's? Like, track data... Numbers... I frankly don't give a damn who makes them, as lnog as they perform consistently, maintain voltage, and don't scare the people pitted next to me when I charge them. (that being said, I've yet to blow up a cell, even an IB)
So, how are the Ener-G's? Like, track data... Numbers... I frankly don't give a damn who makes them, as lnog as they perform consistently, maintain voltage, and don't scare the people pitted next to me when I charge them. (that being said, I've yet to blow up a cell, even an IB)
12-16-2007, 05:56 PM
#131
wow
This is getting fun. We need more "industry insiders" to bash on each other so maybe the truth will be blurted out.
I thought EP4600 cells were the best since sliced bread, and would single handedly revive sub-c cells? They are not?
One quick point to the matchers out there, big and small, stop giving out information that shed's more light on the "industry," it might hurt your bottom line.
I thought EP4600 cells were the best since sliced bread, and would single handedly revive sub-c cells? They are not?
One quick point to the matchers out there, big and small, stop giving out information that shed's more light on the "industry," it might hurt your bottom line.
Last edited by billjacobs; 12-16-2007 at 07:18 PM.
12-16-2007, 05:56 PM
#132
Tech Master
Even though some of these threads become heated, I still love you guys 
12-16-2007, 05:59 PM
#133
This is getting fun. We need more "industry insiders" to bash on each other so maybe at some point the truth will be blurted out. Funny how all of this talk about junk cells never makes it into the ads and we racers are continously sold a bill of goods.
I thought EP4600 cells were the best since sliced bread, and would single handedly revive sub-c cells? They are not?
One quick point to the matchers out there, big and small, unless you want your profits to go "way" down once the racket is exposed, stop posting now, unless you want to shed more light on the "industry."
I thought EP4600 cells were the best since sliced bread, and would single handedly revive sub-c cells? They are not?
One quick point to the matchers out there, big and small, unless you want your profits to go "way" down once the racket is exposed, stop posting now, unless you want to shed more light on the "industry."
12-16-2007, 06:00 PM
#134
Wow... In the past on RcTech, it was the "bottom of the barrell" dropping hammers on each other. Now the big guns are coming out to play.
So, how are the Ener-G's? Like, track data... Numbers... I frankly don't give a damn who makes them, as lnog as they perform consistently, maintain voltage, and don't scare the people pitted next to me when I charge them. (that being said, I've yet to blow up a cell, even an IB)
So, how are the Ener-G's? Like, track data... Numbers... I frankly don't give a damn who makes them, as lnog as they perform consistently, maintain voltage, and don't scare the people pitted next to me when I charge them. (that being said, I've yet to blow up a cell, even an IB)
they just die
but thats the price for low ir.
if the new ib's and the Ener-g cells work ok thats fine with me.
12-16-2007, 06:38 PM
#135
Tech Initiate
Seriously, seing posts like this from a so-called "reputable company representative" makes me feel good about the decision I took about a year ago, to leave this part of the market.
There is way too much politics involved in RC racing. These companies with a lot of resources($), like Trinity, should put more efforts in promoting RC (getting more racers in our hobby) instead of just constantly playing behind the scene and spending a lot of money to control everything.
Andre