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Old 02-18-2009, 05:02 AM
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hy!!

for race whats the better battery?

lipo LRP 5300mah 28C:


Lipo Orion Platinun two 5000mah 20C


i have a orion battery, but i realy interest in the LRP. but... whats about this two is better?

sorry mi bad english...
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Orion's LiPo all the way!!!
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Orion's LiPo all the way!!!
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SMC 5200 24C will destroy both of those. And if you need a little more oomph go for the SMC 5200 40C.

SMC stands behind their products year after year and continually delivers the highest performance in the market.
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I agree SMC have some of the best LiPos on the market. I have one in my own car, but he might not have that choice.
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thak you guys!!! i forgot to say. i run with LRP TC Spec and motor 9.5T

I buy in last week a 3racing battery, and i dont know what spec for that.

other question is, were i find SMC Lipo with bullet plug?
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Originally Posted by Coldn
thak you guys!!! i forgot to say. i run with LRP TC Spec and motor 9.5T

I buy in last week a 3racing battery, and i dont know what spec for that.

other question is, were i find SMC Lipo with bullet plug?
Dont make hard question coldnfusion huehueh

untill today i havent see on the market SMC like this
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Originally Posted by Coldn
thak you guys!!! i forgot to say. i run with LRP TC Spec and motor 9.5T

I buy in last week a 3racing battery, and i dont know what spec for that.

other question is, were i find SMC Lipo with bullet plug?
You will see which battery works or not from March 14th......

Preview this weekend at AARC.......

And don't forget that when you ask something on a forum everyone will answer that their own stuff is just the best..........
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Originally Posted by Jonnydb
Dont make hard question coldnfusion huehueh

untill today i havent see on the market SMC like this
i need to test.. your battery and my battery... heheehe

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You will see which battery works or not from March 14th......

Preview this weekend at AARC.......

And don't forget that when you ask something on a forum everyone will answer that their own stuff is just the best..........
i know.. i just asking for new opinions. anyway!! I go to the AARC this saturday!! does you can run with my orion to test?
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To compare lap times of both of them (LRP/ORION) i really did not find any difference, they are both as good as each other IMO.
However orion use proven cells, who knows what lrp are using?
Anyone know?
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Originally Posted by ChristopherKee
SMC 5200 24C will destroy both of those. And if you need a little more oomph go for the SMC 5200 40C.

SMC stands behind their products year after year and continually delivers the highest performance in the market.
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I agree SMC have some of the best LiPos on the market. I have one in my own car, but he might not have that choice.
Ya but are the lipos ROAR approved?
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Yes, of course.
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I use both SMC and Orion lipos and both are awesome. I can't comment on the LRP as I have never used one.
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