LiPo
#31
Well I think I will be very happy with my decision. If later on when my knowledge grows and I feel like these are not the packs for me Ill look into something else I heard the genace are good ones too. That was my other pick as far as lipos go.
But like I said Ill be very happy cause right now my rig is going nowhere fast. So Im sure of that because the packs I have now are pretty much done for.
But like I said Ill be very happy cause right now my rig is going nowhere fast. So Im sure of that because the packs I have now are pretty much done for.
#32
Tech Elite
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Well I think I will be very happy with my decision. If later on when my knowledge grows and I feel like these are not the packs for me Ill look into something else I heard the genace are good ones too. That was my other pick as far as lipos go.
But like I said Ill be very happy cause right now my rig is going nowhere fast. So Im sure of that because the packs I have now are pretty much done for.
But like I said Ill be very happy cause right now my rig is going nowhere fast. So Im sure of that because the packs I have now are pretty much done for.
So far my Nano-techs/Turnigy are better than my Gens Ace.
#33
Tech Rookie
I have a Nanotech, 5800mah, 2s, 30-60c lipo, and it was a HUGE step up from the Traxxas NiMH. Even though the NiMH was 8.4volt, and the Nanotech is 7.2v, the nanotech is soooooooooooooo much better.
#34
a cell lipo is not 7.2 volts ITS 8.4 Volts..
#37
nope its 8.4v not 7.4
#41
Tech Rookie
I meant to type 7.4, which as mentioned is the nominal voltage for a 2s Lipo.
Either way, the nano-tech I have is great and has been since I first used it. Coupled with my new brushless setup, it is serious FUN. Same brushless setup running on my NiMH is not nearly is impressive...
Either way, the nano-tech I have is great and has been since I first used it. Coupled with my new brushless setup, it is serious FUN. Same brushless setup running on my NiMH is not nearly is impressive...