Which One?

[StrechM]

I hear good things about this lipo: http://cgi.ebay.com/TRAXXAS-1-16-VX...Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c5436383d

Or the Maxamps mainstay: http://www.maxamps.com/proddetail.php?prod=Lipo-2200-74-ERevo-Pair&cat=221

I've heard that the tests are close to the same.

Merv
MMP esc
Neu 1112/1y

I need a high dicharge rate with as large of a mah rating as I can fit into the boxes.

Suggestions?

 

[Fatcat1]

I don't know if this will fit your application but I would try to find a Hyperion that will fit. They are TOP quality batteries AND they can be safely charge at 5-6c rates for quick charge times
Hyperion

More Hyperion

Maybe this can help

 

[StrechM]

I don't know if this will fit your application but I would try to find a Hyperion that will fit. They are TOP quality batteries AND they can be safely charge at 5-6c rates for quick charge times
Hyperion

More Hyperion

Maybe this can help

Thanks Fatcat1.
The 2200's I wanted to use are too long @ 105mm. 101mm is about as long as they can be without forcing them into the box. I have a few Hyperion lipos which are great batteries.

Here's the complete Hyperion line if anyone is interested: http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/g3lipo/G3-Specs-EN.pdf

Fyi, the Thunder Power Pro Power line are testing slighly better than the Hyperion line. The C rating is the same (which means nothing) but the TP's internal resintance is measuring less.

I also called Maxamps to get the unplushed tech data and was told that their 2200's are pretty much generic 30/50c lipos.

Here's what I came up with, bottom of the thread: https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80895

 

[Fatcat1]

do you have links to the thunder power info as well?

 

[StrechM]

Its posted on their site.

http://www.thunderpowerrc.com/PDF/ThunderPowerRC-Pricing_09.11.06.pdf#page=3