Lipo C Rating

[Duuuuuuuude]

I would tend to refer customers to companies instead of ebay sellers. Better support, and typically better products. If you are in the US I would also recommend supporting US vendors. We can't get out of our slump by sending all our disposable income overseas. Just some food for thought...

I honestly feel bad any time I buy something off of ebay that I could buy from a vendor here, so I don't do it very often...probably less than 5% of the time. But sometimes a price is just too good to resist.

 

[The Violator]

http://www.allerc.com/product_info.php?cPath=3_4_93&products_id=4648

Not to expensive, high c rating, only issue is they look to be backordered.

http://www.allerc.com/product_info.php?cPath=3_4_93&products_id=4535

A bit smaller, but a good price, very high c rating, 5c charge rate.

 

[Failedabortion]

these packs are nice to"thumbsup"

https://fusion-pack.com/productdetail.aspx?id=156&cat=113

 

[Jeepial]

One of the locals is getting near 45 minutes on a 1300 pack in his losi, running a traxxas motor I think? Must have good gears.

Good gears and a good battery.."thumbsup"..But yah I was using the 23t Titan from an Emaxx with a 12t pinion.I was getting around an hour from my 1700 pack..I am switching over to a 3s goat with 18.5 motor and 13t pinion..I will let you know what the run times are like with that set up real soon..:twisted:

 

[EGRESSor]

http://www.fullymax.com/enpruducts.aspx?id=148
30-40 minutes with a 10t cobalt in my lcc

http://www.fullymax.com/enpruducts.aspx?id=135
30-40 minutes with 17.5t brushless in my ax10

 

[Duuuuuuuude]

I ordered mine on the 5th of this month and they sent me a email saying that till the 6th they will be out cause of some holiday they were having..got another message saying that on the 8th they shipped.....and still waiting, but patently...hope these are worth the wait.

Mine showed up today. The + and - wires are skiiiiiiiiny. :shock:

Might have to cut the end open and solder some man sized wires on there...

 

[squatch71]

i didnt find it that slow, it took me about 12 days to get them, and being in canada every thing seems to take longer

You know I have a theory on that...was thinking today that the reason you got them in 12 days is cause your about a block from Seattle...the port of Japan....we on the other hand...we are clear across the nation....fact in our area, we have to wait 2 days for the running water to show up....

Mine showed up today. The + and - wires are skiiiiiiiiny. :shock:

Might have to cut the end open and solder some man sized wires on there...

like 16 gauge skinny??? cause that won't be cool...

 

[Duuuuuuuude]

like 16 gauge skinny??? cause that won't be cool...

Its either 16 or 18. I can't really tell...wasn't printed very well. I ran it for about 15 minutes and it did just fine...

 

[Sydwaiz]

I posted this in the Losi forum last night. A cheaper alternative to the fusionpack are these: http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/...Product_Name=Turnigy_1300mAh_3S_20C_Lipo_Pack You will have to make or buy a parallel adapter though. 2 of them fit perfectly with the shock mounts in the stock position but you will have to remove the crossmember if you want to lower it, same as the fusionpack by the looks of it. We'll see how it works, gonna wire it up this weekend.

 

[lksyotas]

Good gears and a good battery.."thumbsup"..But yah I was using the 23t Titan from an Emaxx with a 12t pinion.I was getting around an hour from my 1700 pack..I am switching over to a 3s goat with 18.5 motor and 13t pinion..I will let you know what the run times are like with that set up real soon..:twisted:

I'm currently running Holmes Hobbies 1300 3S batteries in my LCC. I'm powering a Goat 3S and 18.5T brushless motor combo. My average run times are 25-30 minutes on normal stuff. If I'm doing a lot of tech. and binding climbs it drops to 15-17 minutes per pack. I'm actually looking for a bit higher C rating as well as capacity. I'd like to be able to run an hour on just one batt. without changing to a fresh pack. All in all though, these batteries are top notch in my book, and as stated, keeping $$ domestic is awesome too!"thumbsup"

 

[sbarnesvta]

I posted this in the Losi forum last night. A cheaper alternative to the fusionpack are these: http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/...Product_Name=Turnigy_1300mAh_3S_20C_Lipo_Pack You will have to make or buy a parallel adapter though. 2 of them fit perfectly with the shock mounts in the stock position but you will have to remove the crossmember if you want to lower it, same as the fusionpack by the looks of it. We'll see how it works, gonna wire it up this weekend.

Definitely let me know how the batteries perform. They have come really cheap batteries, im just wondering about the quality.