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Peter Busch 10-16-2002 11:14 AM

Sanyo 3300 Discusion
 
I didn't see a topic on this so I thought I would start one.

I hope these are as good as the 3000 HVs but more runtime for mod.

Pit Crew 10-16-2002 12:40 PM

Where are you racing that you are dumpin 3000 in 5 minutes? Running like a 6 turn?

Corse-R 10-16-2002 01:42 PM


Originally posted by Pit Crew
Where are you racing that you are dumpin 3000 in 5 minutes? Running like a 6 turn?
I don't know what uses Spongebob, but after 5 minutes of racing, my Reedy packs are almost dry. Using 12 turns mods on tracks with more than >210Ft mainstraigts and ratios of 5.5:1.

3300 cells for sure that helps to end with more juice. :D

Pit Crew 10-16-2002 03:56 PM

I normally run 11 to 12 turn mods in my TC3, but am geared more around 6:1, But I am also timing my Ti at 24 degrees. I could probably gear up a little, but it is still really fast. I can make 5 minutes with a 2400 no problem. But It could have to do with track conditions. It is low traction were I race, so easy throttle. Real high traction might be a different story.

GregH 10-16-2002 04:34 PM


Originally posted by Pit Crew
But It could have to do with track conditions. It is low traction were I race, so easy throttle. Real high traction might be a different story.
Carpet and foams= heavy amp draw!!!!! I run a 9x2 with 3000's anddump a lap after the race. I also gear it to just make it 5 minutes. I haven't run the 3300's with a hot mod yet, just a 19T and discharged them at 20amp and had just over 2min. left.

GregH 10-16-2002 04:35 PM

I try to be as smooth as possible when running hot winds.

Peter Busch 10-16-2002 07:32 PM

Its easy to dump running mod foam on carpet. Most of it has to do with pulling the trigger too hard when I shouldn't. Also mod 12th scale can be hard to make runtime also.

Ralf 10-18-2002 02:56 AM

Happy owner,

Can you post the values you have ?

Manufacturer
Discharge rate
Runtime
Voltage
Cut-off voltage

The impression you have with these cells,
do they have as much punch as Sanyo 3000 HV ?

Thanks,

racerfreedxxxs 10-18-2002 10:42 AM

has anyone tried sanyo 3300's yet?

Kevin K 10-18-2002 03:53 PM

I just got a pack today so I will try them this weekend....
591
1.17
Ir 25

And let you all know

Corey Bernardo 10-18-2002 06:01 PM

Kevin, thats at 20 amps? or 25? I know there no 30 amp LOL

Corey Bernardo 10-18-2002 06:03 PM

Guys in all honesty I am getting reports that the GP's are still better! The Sanyo's are just lighter.

Peter Busch 10-18-2002 06:42 PM

Thats what I heard also so far.

Kevin K 10-18-2002 07:27 PM

Thoes are 20 amp numbers. I still dont think the GPs are all that good.....they are ok for mod but still dont have any rip. These look like the old HV's with more run time. Only time will tell.

JimmyMac 10-18-2002 07:35 PM

I just picked up 2 Sanyo packs the other day. But I haven't tried them yet. I have only 20amp numbers.

593
1.186
IR 19

They GP's I saw were I think lower on runtime, with 1.17 voltage, but the IR's were 15.

I guess I'll won't really find out til I run them next weekend. I may cycle them once I build them and compare the numbers to my Ultra's. Anyone else have any experience with them?


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