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Originally Posted by Racermac73
(Post 12082544)
Does smc or anyone make shorty packs that are up to 5500 or 6000 yet
I know SMC does not. As far as others go.... don't think so but not certain. |
Originally Posted by cjhoward78
(Post 12082537)
Very happy w the turn around on my battery order:) I got 2 of #5670-2s2p. Due they need break in?
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Originally Posted by cjhoward78
(Post 12082537)
Very happy w the turn around on my battery order:) I got 2 of #5670-2s2p. Due they need break in?
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Originally Posted by Racermac73
(Post 12082544)
Does smc or anyone make shorty packs that are up to 5500 or 6000 yet
4600 is the maximum if you still want good IR. When trying to increase mAh you must sacrifice IR/C rate. There really is no benefits going that route. Cell size also dictates mAh so when you need to keep the cells a certain size to fit the case and pass ROAR rules you are limited. |
Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
(Post 12038319)
Actually we do see some of our packs melt the case around the 4mm inboard tube. If the tube gets dirty or the connection isn't nice and tight this can happen. From what I heard this can happen to any pack and isn't related to the quality. The plastic used to make the cases isn't heat resistant like the plastic used on a Deans , Traxxas or other connector.
I did switch to solid bullets, but the female bullets wear and loosen up and lose the plating. |
Actually I think inboard tube packs aren't the way to go as you can't change the female tubes if they wear out. This is why a wired pack in my opinion is a better design as you can change connectors after awhile if it gets worn out.
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Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
(Post 12088572)
Actually I think inboard tube packs aren't the way to go as you can't change the female tubes if they wear out. This is why a wired pack in my opinion is a better design as you can change connectors after awhile if it gets worn out.
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So in 2013 you can still blow up a ESC if you plug it backwards ? You would think that they would have protection against this by now.
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Originally Posted by Danny/SMC
(Post 12088745)
So in 2013 you can still blow up a ESC if you plug it backwards ? You would think that they would have protection against this by now.
Would be cool if they had some sort of circuit breaker but that would lower there sales! |
if it was a breaker, you'd pop it, then the people that plug in batteries backwards would just flip them back on without fixing the issue :P Unfortunately a big diode would sacrifice too much performance...
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Discount code?
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Originally Posted by hlim637
(Post 12089350)
Discount code?
Didn't you hear they have a 2 for 1 deal! You pay $50-65 instead per pack instead of $100-135 which other companies charge :) |
Originally Posted by eds24
(Post 12089362)
SMC batteries are already a steal of a deal... for the perfomance and price.. no discount needed or expected. I'm always happy when Danny takes me money! :D
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Originally Posted by eds24
(Post 12089362)
SMC batteries are already a steal of a deal... for the perfomance and price.. no discount needed or expected. I'm always happy when Danny takes me money! :D
Didn't you hear they have a 2 for 1 deal! You pay $50-65 instead per pack instead of $100-135 which other companies charge :) Just ordered two batteries, looking forward to trying them out. |
Smc batteries are great you won't be disappointed
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