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071crazy 07-10-2019 08:53 AM


Originally Posted by GuyIsDamGood (Post 15477115)
Does anyone know Why Nick Adams didn't test the Team Orion Li-Po batteries?

Thank you

They're junk.

malkiy 07-10-2019 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by Pharane0 (Post 15477392)
Hello, can you tell what's the name of the OEM, i'm interested. Thank you



For me, LRP packs have been excellent. Look at what the A-main in the ETS uses, it can give you a direction on what to choose.

intellect batteries

I have not had luck with LRP. Bought two high end packs and both had very high IR. I consider a good pack to be 1.5-.5 IR per cell, on my icharger. The LRP packs had 2.5-2.8 per cell.

m3rcfh 07-11-2019 07:18 AM

I actually have 2 team Orion 3200mah 120c graphene lipos, and I think they work just fine. Super light, good punch. I can totally tell the power fading out during the run, but probably because it's a 3200mah

071crazy 07-11-2019 07:22 AM

It's not a good thing if you can really feel a pack fading out during a run.

m3rcfh 07-11-2019 08:19 AM


Originally Posted by 071crazy (Post 15478275)
It's not a good thing if you can really feel a pack fading out during a run.

It really isn't, that's why I reserve them mostly for practices... wish I would have known better before buying them, would for sure purchased a bigger battery instead - another example of going cheap is almost never good

071crazy 07-11-2019 11:45 AM

I wouldn't reserve them for practices either, just sell them. You want your practice setup to be close to, if not identical to your racing setup.

m3rcfh 07-11-2019 03:17 PM


Originally Posted by 071crazy (Post 15478427)
I wouldn't reserve them for practices either, just sell them. You want your practice setup to be close to, if not identical to your racing setup.

You are absolutely right, I know I need better batteries but just keep being a cheap bastard

GuyIsDamGood 07-14-2019 06:48 PM

I run Team Orion Carbon Pro 5800mah 110c Li-Po(s).
Been running them for over 3-months (13-runs). I haven't had any problems with these batteries so-far.

I just would like to see some-kind of a pro-test on these batteries.

Thanks for everyone's insite.

hunghoang 07-22-2019 01:20 AM


Originally Posted by Bri (Post 15470034)
I like GensAce batteries. I have used one for 3 years and it's still one of my stronger packs.

You are right, GensAce is one of the best battery.


moguez 07-24-2019 12:40 AM


Originally Posted by malkiy (Post 15477880)
intellect batteries

I have not had luck with LRP. Bought two high end packs and both had very high IR. I consider a good pack to be 1.5-.5 IR per cell, on my icharger. The LRP packs had 2.5-2.8 per cell.

you know the existence of lrp lipos for modified and stock racing.
i still use my 3 year old lrp 8000 spec lipo and around 1.6 /cell.
my friend european champion use also lrp and saw 0.8 /cell on a hot day.


Roelof 07-24-2019 03:56 AM

And as usual everyone is promoting their experience with as result no clear answer of a brand that sticks out....

Face it, as long you are no team driver getting batteries with selected cells, you as a normal consumer has to do with what you get. As someone says to get a model from brand X because he had a good battery there is no garantee if you buy one you get the same specs. Luck is a huge factor.

GuyIsDamGood 08-04-2019 05:01 AM

Good Grief. Hydrogen in R.C. Cars...? The hobby is getting crazy. (isn't Li-Po enough?)

(Thanks for the info)

hunghoang 08-06-2019 05:47 AM

Totally agree with @dawgmeat, IP Lipos is the best.

TurnNBurn 08-06-2019 07:12 AM


Originally Posted by GuyIsDamGood (Post 15489511)
Good Grief. Hydrogen in R.C. Cars...? The hobby is getting crazy. (isn't Li-Po enough?)

(Thanks for the info)

If it means more Power and longer runtime then No - it’s never enough!!!! :P

vegas7o2 08-09-2019 12:16 AM

Associated Reedy Wolfpack HV-liPo 7.6V 4200mAh 50C Shrt

Im thinking of buying this its right around the $50 price range new - and from what im told 30c would even be fine in the setup.
in any case as I understand after talking with people about this and reading is that the C rating on this has to do with discharge rates?

in any case is there some reason why this battery would NOT be good for racing aspect? I would like to ask twice before buying once wrong fully. Thanks in advance as always!


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