SMC LIPO BATTERY THREAD
#3001
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a multimeter confirms it's accurate.
it's the only battery of the 8 I have with that kind of reading.
I'd say it has about 25-30 cycles give or take. I never kept track of it. it slowly starting getting worse and worse. today I went to storage charge it and that's how it was.
it's the only battery of the 8 I have with that kind of reading.
I'd say it has about 25-30 cycles give or take. I never kept track of it. it slowly starting getting worse and worse. today I went to storage charge it and that's how it was.
#3006
#3010
Thats the only thing I didn't like about it, but like ghost said, makes you reroute so it's nice and tidy.
#3011
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Looking at getting some new batteries I was thinking about getting shorty packs to save weight I will be using them on oval using 10.5 or 13.5 as well as off road sct same motors just wondering which would be best I was told that the shortys would not hold voltage as long a little info please thanks.
#3014
Looking at getting some new batteries I was thinking about getting shorty packs to save weight I will be using them on oval using 10.5 or 13.5 as well as off road sct same motors just wondering which would be best I was told that the shortys would not hold voltage as long a little info please thanks.
End of Febuary
#3015
Hey I hope someone can answer this for me. I am planning to enter a traveling series that specs ROAR approved batteries. I have a couple of SMC batteries and think the product is outstanding in performance and value.
The current batteries I have are not listed as ROAR approved. So I am looking to purchase a few batteries that are ROAR approved and want to stay with the SMC brand. I see on the SMC website that there are several selections that will work for my applications that state "ROAR approved", however, are not listed on the ROAR battery list as approved. Is this due to the ROAR list not being up to date...or are the batteries not actually approved? What type of proof would I need to supply the tech inspectors/race director that the batteries are actually approved?
The current batteries I have are not listed as ROAR approved. So I am looking to purchase a few batteries that are ROAR approved and want to stay with the SMC brand. I see on the SMC website that there are several selections that will work for my applications that state "ROAR approved", however, are not listed on the ROAR battery list as approved. Is this due to the ROAR list not being up to date...or are the batteries not actually approved? What type of proof would I need to supply the tech inspectors/race director that the batteries are actually approved?



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