bigemike

iTrader: (36)

check out team power push, tony's stuff is always fast, and always on the most current technology. I just ordered my packs and they are great. pm me if you wan this number or check out his site.

http://www.teampowerpush.com/

they have the best stuff out there, if you call tony tell him I sent you and that you are just looking for some club level packs, they will be cheaper than anywhere

emulberry

iTrader: (9)

+1 on that, I just got 2 packs from team express and they have great numbers and they are very reasonably priced. I haven't had time to use them yet but they look very promising

sg1

iTrader: (79)

Check out Team Scream. Good stuff! I ran 1 pack all week and never had a problem. Smyka ran them for the first time and won the a-main 1/12 stock and we qualified 2nd and 3rd.
Wayne

QuickRC

Ok, I can't resist. Shameless plug for myself. I'm selling my top rated 6 cell packs for $62.99 with reasonable shipping charges. 4 Cell packs are $42.99 Batteries are never more than a month old in fact everything I have right now is less than 1 week old - just received them Wednesday. My packs are all 460 to 487 runtime, 1.230+ volts - EP4600 cells. Zapped and extra shrink wrapped so you don't have to mess with it and the battery label is protected.

Thomas P

An idea what "batch" they have,the TSR 4600? are they ****08**** or maybe ****M III****

bboy

Hello everyone,

I am new to this board and just getting into the hobby. How long does the "match" last? I heard from people in my track that after several dozen runs, the cells may no longer "match".

Any one has experience about this?

Thanks.

Kirby Masterman

From my experience with batteries is the performance difference between matched and unmatched cells today are practically the same, the only difference is that the matched cells will last you longer as in the cells wont go dead after a month.
I am noticing that as my matched packs get older, the voltage drops but the runtime increases

I am not very impressed with the 4600's, I am running 5cell and i am getting more runtime out of my old Schumacher team pack IB4200's then the IB4600's

the Orion batteries well, just appear to be an alternative to the IB's but the new EP4200 are the way to go.

bboy

Thanks for the feedback. I have tried GP3600, IB4200 and IB4600. I must say the IBs are not lasting as long on punch and my IB4200 (after 20 charges) are already falling flat. I am no longer able to fully charge them but I only charge them at 5A. I am getting the new discharger from Tekin to try if it helps.



I am running 6 cells (all unmatched) and will be trying EPs for 5 cell next round.