NicJames
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Bought these batteries for check of a price. About $60 each... Then when they showed up I read the warranty and thought it was awesome!
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You're supposed to put them IN the truck. Not drag them behind itI have a few they work great. Only 3s I found to fit my hbx
Basically my main batteries tbh lol
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is from my basher bro lol they go thru 13 types of hell, i store em in ammo case by themselves when not in use, these 2 are getting close to retirement,You're supposed to put them IN the truck. Not drag them behind it
Dude, seriously though, make sure you don't puncture a cell. Your rig could go poof![]()
I actually was driving a WLtoys a949 around and the battery hopped out the car and I drifted a couple rounds dragging the battery lolYou're supposed to put them IN the truck. Not drag them behind it
Dude, seriously though, make sure you don't puncture a cell. Your rig could go poof![]()
No experience with that brand, but that scene from Tommy Boy was my first thought too!Its a shame they arent good quality batteries.

Oh come on now ... That's only personal opinion. Fact is even the name brand have issues here and there. Can't just automatically cast them aside because you didn't pay twice the price. They all gotta start somewhere.Its a shame they arent good quality batteries.
https://www.rctalk.com/forum/threads/lipo-comparison-thread-lipo-and-nimh-aas.136829/Oh come on now ... That's only personal opinion. Fact is even the name brand have issues here and there. Can't just automatically cast them aside because you didn't pay twice the price. They all gotta start somewhere.
I never said they wouldn't work. I simply said there are better quality budget lipos out there.Oh come on now ... That's only personal opinion. Fact is...
How so?Both have been far superior to the CNHL 120c race series batteries that I've owned.
You must have the world's worst luck then because I've owned at least 7 or 8 CNHL lipos and other than a couple of them lacking in performance, none of them were "bad". In fact out of the hundreds of LiPos I've owned less than 1% have ever had manufacturers defects.Of the 3 that I've purchased, 1 lasted 4 charges then 1 cell died, another had a bad solder job and shorted out my new castle creations mmx esc, the 3rd just has a run time of about half the rated capacity when compared to 3 other brands of the same specs in the same vehicle. Three strikes.
Just stating facts based on personal experience, not test results, as that isn't the point.You must have the world's worst luck then because I've owned at least 7 or 8 CNHL lipos and other than a couple of them lacking in performance, none of them were "bad". In fact out of the hundreds of LiPos I've owned less than 1% have ever had manufacturers defects.
Regardless though, you're talking about anecdotal evidence. The LiPo comparison thread talks about hard data that has been collected on 58 different makes and models of LiPos.
Anecdotal evidence can not dispute data. That might not have been your original point, but it was my point.Just stating facts based on personal experience, not test results, as that isn't the point.