cotin

Hello friends, last month I bought the heater thunder innovation is a very clean well-made object, but unfortunately I did not reach the right temperature declared, I contacted the company Hobbies Pro USA explained the problem and they told me very politely that I would sent a new article. This I find very good trade policy towards the consunatore and serious, I recommend the purchase of thunder innovation.
Greetings.

Hobby Pro USA

The engine heaters will be in stock later this week. We are also getting several other new Thunder Innovation products - details coming soon.

Hobby Pro USA

Thunder Innovation 12v engine heaters are back in stock at Hobby Pro USA.

morgoth

I'm dying

Neesh

iTrader: (128)

ordered mine today...can't wait! got a bunch of motors that needs to be broken in.
Thanks Gene!

Marcus Falconie

iTrader: (1)

I always wondered why the heaters were so expensive. A friend of mine and I use this simple heater that he made and I think it was $17 and I have a new pad to make a better one but the new pad is 150 watt and gets over 400 degrees so I am going to add a dial so I can turn it up and down. I know it is a great idea and they think 1/8 guys will pay anything but!!! Never Mind just my thoughts.

Hobby Pro USA

Me too, that is why we are distributing the Thunder innovation heater that sells for half of the other ones out there.

Precision1

iTrader: (51)

I looked at putting one together using the same heating elements that Thunder & Comp use (chemistry flask heaters). It would have been much more than the $65 I paid for the Thunder version that came all wired and ready to go.

I could not find a cheap heating pad that was small enough and would get to 200F.

cotin

Today I received the new Thunder Innovation, this works better than the last. I thank the company for the U.S. Pro ​​Hobbies and again for replacement clutches and wheel nuts strains present their new production.
Thank Hobby Pro Use good company.
Salvatore.

cotin

Hello Marcus advice to buy a site like the one you use resistors.
Thank you.
Cotin

Marc-1

My selfmade Pre-heater $10
://youtu.be/NLK5aB2WUWU
in 10 minutes over 163.4° F

Tony Corley

iTrader: (10)

Guys, nothing personal. I'm all about saving money and do it yourself, but the truth is, all of these homemade pieces look, well to put it nicely, homemade. Plus they seem bulky and cumbersome. I purchased a Thunder Innovations heater this week, and it works great!! It is small and fits in the pit bag without taking up a bunch of room. It appears to be a quality made piece, I am very pleased so far.

Khanuen

Here's my homemade heater. Less than $30.

Precision1

iTrader: (51)

How does that velcro do @ 200F? I removed all the velcro from my Thunder heater because it was melting and smoking.

Khanuen

The velcro doesn't melt. The cover is made out of a $5 chinese lipo bag. I added an extra layer of fiberglass roof insulation inside too. But still I don't see how 200F would be hot enough to melt almost anything except butter. Plastic's melting point is way more than 200F