Team Br00d Racing Motors
04-25-2006, 04:20 PM
#2851
More racing news!
for the second year in a row, Team Brood Drivers snag the tops spots in the NW Indoor on-road championship series. 6 race series with 4 counting.
mod sedan:
1. Peter Robinson Xray/Br00d (4xTQ, 3x Win)
2. Travis Schreven Xray/ Brood (1xTQ, 1x Win)
3. Darren Shank Xray
mod sedan:
1. Peter Robinson Xray/Br00d (4xTQ, 3x Win)
2. Travis Schreven Xray/ Brood (1xTQ, 1x Win)
3. Darren Shank Xray
04-25-2006, 06:21 PM
#2853
dealer
who is the dealer in sanfrancisco area? thanks 
kindly pm it to me
kindly pm it to me
04-26-2006, 12:36 AM
#2854
Can you tell me the best way to treat my Br00d batteries?
I have the ProMod IB4200 and am racing Mod Touring. I have always had issues with runtime.
If you could tell me :-
Charge rate,
Cut off mV for the pack,
Discharge cut off per cell.
Also I use a Spintec battman, is this ok for these cells?
Finally, should I put a charge in for storage?
Just want to get this right as I have used GP in the past and have heard some horror stories from the IB cell.
I have the ProMod IB4200 and am racing Mod Touring. I have always had issues with runtime.
If you could tell me :-
Charge rate,
Cut off mV for the pack,
Discharge cut off per cell.
Also I use a Spintec battman, is this ok for these cells?
Finally, should I put a charge in for storage?
Just want to get this right as I have used GP in the past and have heard some horror stories from the IB cell.
04-26-2006, 01:05 AM
#2855
this is what we recomend....
store batts at .9 per cell....when you go to charge them put them on a tray...we use the integy zero thirty...then charge at 6.0, when your done with your run discharge them at 35 amps down to 5.4, store till next charge and repeat cycle...
as for the spintec, the IB cells DO NOT like them....they do weird things to the cell
usually use a .03 cutoff
hope that helped..
im sure peter will chime in when he gets into the shop
store batts at .9 per cell....when you go to charge them put them on a tray...we use the integy zero thirty...then charge at 6.0, when your done with your run discharge them at 35 amps down to 5.4, store till next charge and repeat cycle...
as for the spintec, the IB cells DO NOT like them....they do weird things to the cell
usually use a .03 cutoff
hope that helped..
im sure peter will chime in when he gets into the shop
04-26-2006, 03:51 AM
#2856
Tech Apprentice
Peter
is my replacement sendid?
order 1170 to holland?
is my replacement sendid?
order 1170 to holland?
04-26-2006, 04:07 AM
#2857
Erm...
Helps a bit, your saying store them at 5.4v then re-tray them to 0.9v before charging?
How do you discharge at 35A to 5.4v?
Wasn't it like 4am across the pond when you replied??
Thanks.
Helps a bit, your saying store them at 5.4v then re-tray them to 0.9v before charging?
How do you discharge at 35A to 5.4v?
Wasn't it like 4am across the pond when you replied??
Thanks.
04-26-2006, 10:51 AM
#2859
charge @ 6.0A with a .02-.03 cutoff
discharge after your run to 5.4v (for the pack, this works out to 0.9v per cell)
before you charge, put the pack on a tray (we use the Integy Zero-Thirty tray) until the lights just go out, or start to dim.
then charge em up again, remember that the second cycle of the day will be faster, the pack will feel more powerful. just allow for about 2hrs in between cycles.
discharge after your run to 5.4v (for the pack, this works out to 0.9v per cell)
before you charge, put the pack on a tray (we use the Integy Zero-Thirty tray) until the lights just go out, or start to dim.
then charge em up again, remember that the second cycle of the day will be faster, the pack will feel more powerful. just allow for about 2hrs in between cycles.
04-26-2006, 11:33 AM
#2860
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by peter_robinson
charge @ 6.0A with a .02-.03 cutoff
discharge after your run to 5.4v (for the pack, this works out to 0.9v per cell)
before you charge, put the pack on a tray (we use the Integy Zero-Thirty tray) until the lights just go out, or start to dim.
then charge em up again, remember that the second cycle of the day will be faster, the pack will feel more powerful. just allow for about 2hrs in between cycles.
discharge after your run to 5.4v (for the pack, this works out to 0.9v per cell)
before you charge, put the pack on a tray (we use the Integy Zero-Thirty tray) until the lights just go out, or start to dim.
then charge em up again, remember that the second cycle of the day will be faster, the pack will feel more powerful. just allow for about 2hrs in between cycles.
04-26-2006, 12:09 PM
#2862
for all customers that previously tried to order center-cut arms, and had a little trouble with the drop-down menus, they are supposedly a little more clear now.
we are also now offering the comm-heatsink available (as an add-on, such as center cut) on all our modified arms. you can check these out on the website.
we are also now offering the comm-heatsink available (as an add-on, such as center cut) on all our modified arms. you can check these out on the website.
04-26-2006, 02:13 PM
#2863
Tech Initiate
Have you guys seen my mails regarding order #1027...???? 
04-26-2006, 04:57 PM
#2865
Originally Posted by peter_robinson
for all customers that previously tried to order center-cut arms, and had a little trouble with the drop-down menus, they are supposedly a little more clear now.
we are also now offering the comm-heatsink available (as an add-on, such as center cut) on all our modified arms. you can check these out on the website.
we are also now offering the comm-heatsink available (as an add-on, such as center cut) on all our modified arms. you can check these out on the website.