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shaggy11 07-23-2010 02:18 PM

Thunder power vs. Orion
 
Which would be better for 17.5 rubber tire racing, the tp 5000 50c or the orion 5400 45c? Do you guys have any pros and cons or any good or bad expieriences with either of them?

Thanks
Hayden

hanulec 07-23-2010 04:09 PM


Originally Posted by shaggy11 (Post 7709816)
Which would be better for 17.5 rubber tire racing, the tp 5000 50c or the orion 5400 45c? Do you guys have any pros and cons or any good or bad expieriences with either of them?

Thanks
Hayden

The thunder power 5000mha 2s 40c pack is great for stock racing

racer1812 07-23-2010 07:34 PM

both are quality packs and I really doubt you'll notice any difference in performance between the 2. I don't like extrenal balance plugs, I like the clean layout of packs with internal bullets, but that's not a performance issue just a personal one.:)

shaggy11 07-23-2010 07:54 PM

thank you. i have heard great things about thunder power and their whole line of batteries. i just dont like the balance plugs. and i have had an orion 3200 20c for 3 years and its still running strong. so i like orion's cells. has anyone used the orion?

erevo18 07-24-2010 04:19 AM

+1 for Thunder Power

Joven M 07-26-2010 03:46 PM

Just recently I purchased 2 Thunder Power lipo packs. I've only owned SMC until now. But all I can say is that you won't be dissapointed with Thunder Power. Good luck. :D

sono 07-26-2010 06:20 PM

ive seen both of them huff.....both alot to replace.....i say 40c thunder power

sickboy 07-26-2010 07:43 PM

you can charge the orion at 3c. thats what made my decision. can you say 16.2 amp charge rate:D

Foxxrocket 07-27-2010 11:47 AM


Originally Posted by racer1812 (Post 7710864)
both are quality packs and I really doubt you'll notice any difference in performance between the 2. I don't like extrenal balance plugs, I like the clean layout of packs with internal bullets, but that's not a performance issue just a personal one.:)

+1:nod:

Jowers 07-27-2010 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Foxxrocket (Post 7726302)
+1:nod:

I agree bullet connectors are the way to go for both ease and long term reliability.

I own a TP 5000 50C and it absoutely rips...

On that same token, I have personally seen 3 of the 40C TP's burn up on track (after a hard hit)...

Don't know anything about the Orions, but have heard they are also good batteries.

Armaan 08-20-2010 10:24 PM

I can't really speak for Orions, but I too, bought one Thunder Power and ended up eventually owning 10. The packs just outlast most of of the LiPos on the market, and they seem to have more "punch" than other packs.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...-50c-lipo.html


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