Originally Posted by
CypressMidWest
rx pack imo is still the only way to go. Why run something that steps existing voltage, rather than something that leaves all available voltage for the motor? I still don't understand the advantage of boosters, other than alleviating the need to charge an RX pack.........
This past weekend we had a new racer show up ready to race his new car with a rec pack. He turns on the car and humm nothing to the rear wheels, confused the first question asked is the rec pack charged. Yes he says but still no motor, so we pulg in the hotwire to check all the settings. Everything is ok and should be working fine, after ten minutes of fustration he puts the rec pack on the charger only to find that the pack was not charged as he thought it was

. As a result of all this he missed his heat, now while you as an experienced racer might not make this mistake had he been using a booster he would not have missed his heat. This is just a real example of an advantage to using the booster