SMC releases IB3600 cell.
#137
Tech Elite
iTrader: (11)
Many follow the lead from ROAR, and with them only producing and approved list once a year it realy slows the pace of devlopments...
i'm sure you've already submitted for special approval...
in the meantime some clubs are taking the lead and allowing these cells...I know our club is, as are many others in this area.
More performance (or even equal) for less price is always a welcome tradeoff
i'm sure you've already submitted for special approval...
in the meantime some clubs are taking the lead and allowing these cells...I know our club is, as are many others in this area.
More performance (or even equal) for less price is always a welcome tradeoff
#138
Tech Fanatic
Chris at RCMadness was all over the new cells and they'll be run at his track. It's good to see people like that as well as Danny for bringing out the cells. I love companies that push technology instead of hide behind old technology. Excellent cells. After the ROAR nats I'll start changing over all my packs because I love the 3 I bought so far.
#140
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
To shrink or not to shrink.
Hey Danny,
I have not been shrink wrapping my cells for years now. But lately I have been running different cars-some with no battery hold down bar so the tape ruins the labels.
Do you have a standard policy that you always should or should not put the extra layer of shrink wrap on?
Thanks,
Ray
I have not been shrink wrapping my cells for years now. But lately I have been running different cars-some with no battery hold down bar so the tape ruins the labels.
Do you have a standard policy that you always should or should not put the extra layer of shrink wrap on?
Thanks,
Ray
#141
I charged up a 6 cell IB 3600 for the first charge and they got super hot. 20mv 6amps
Then I discharged at 20 amps and they didn't get too hot.
Then I discharged at 20 amps and they didn't get too hot.
#142
Ray: I have never liked to reshrink cells since it will tend to trap heat. That being said i'm not sure if it makes a big difference after all we have proven that warm/hot cells run better than cold ones.
Pro4: What is super hot ? With a Raytech temp gun an IB pack will typically peak around 140-150 degrees farenheit.
Pro4: What is super hot ? With a Raytech temp gun an IB pack will typically peak around 140-150 degrees farenheit.
#143
Tech Champion
iTrader: (5)
Originally posted by Danny/SMC
Ray: I have never liked to reshrink cells since it will tend to trap heat. That being said i'm not sure if it makes a big difference after all we have proven that warm/hot cells run better than cold ones.
Ray: I have never liked to reshrink cells since it will tend to trap heat. That being said i'm not sure if it makes a big difference after all we have proven that warm/hot cells run better than cold ones.
Ray
#144
Tech Regular
Was at the local track last night with my new IB cells (unmatched)
Track owner saw them.. swapped me a brand new pack of Orion cells for one pack of my new IB's.
He hasn't tried them yet, but I am sure he will be stocking IB's soon, most likely SMC's as they already sell SMC GP's.
Track owner saw them.. swapped me a brand new pack of Orion cells for one pack of my new IB's.
He hasn't tried them yet, but I am sure he will be stocking IB's soon, most likely SMC's as they already sell SMC GP's.
#145
IB 3300??
I was just wondering if anyone will be matching the 3300 Intellect cells?
#146
what ever happened to these cells being 'cheaper' then current high end 3300s...? or are shops price gauging due to them being new?
#149
Tech Rookie
they also fit perfect in all the losi cars as well. (on-road and off-road)
ran these cells last night. they perform great. as much or more punch than anything in my battery box. and at a lower cost.
ran these cells last night. they perform great. as much or more punch than anything in my battery box. and at a lower cost.
#150
Tech Regular
anyone tried on B4 or T4? I know these car had problem with 1st versions of GP battery being too long