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Do enjoy his angry letters to battery reviewers and noob posts on certain RC forums. I guess we could throw Linc in there too, but I don't even think there is a chart for him. The term "Statistical Anomaly" comes to mind. |
Don't doubt it.. just wanted to use this new British term I learned watching TopGear the other night. :)
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Alright, it's been waaaaay too long. Where the hell are theses stinking graphs. We have waited long enough for Brian, or Brad or whatever this "marketing" guy to post something meaningful. Why, Why, Why does maxamps even bother to post on here since they never come through with what they say they are going to do. I may be slow, but eventually I come through.
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Maybe they are working on 200C batteries?!
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The last "C" step we took was what? about 120C over anything we used to sell. That was after we couldn't get enough attention arguing about the Bursts rating. Hmmmm........problems problems. How about we just round it off to 300C? Once Sales start to slump after marketing these, We'll go with 600C! Just remember, If you can't run with the big dogs, better stay on the porch! :whistle: |
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Dammit Bondo how did you get my pic from Match.com? :lol:
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I can take some more next time I run... |
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Of if you like just post the amp draw you did at 3.5v per cell. If you post graphs and the answer to my last question we can all go on with our lives, and forget about MA. |
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Its important to note that the Cockometer is a highly sensitive multi-variable true tri-beam analyzer whose sealed and quartz-coated high-throughput optics and Dual Diode Detector/Single Monochromator (DDD/SM) is capable of real-time operation, which ensures consistent performance and provides the best possible stability and allows references to be measured and corrected parallel to data collection. This is not to be confused with previous instruments with a single detection complier which could only analyze for unidimentional cockery, let alone reference compensation and real-time error correction. Thus many false positives and unfair associations with fop-headed dundercocks. Using the DDD/SM technology of the Cockometer, the instrument can quickly and automatically compensate for other variables, such as price paid, vehicle installed, mod multiplier, and other variables, such as the negative log of baddassness. While we could go thru the trouble of installing the QuikCock v2.11 remote diagnosis software on your PC (so you could simply hold up the baja upto the webcam of said PC allowing off-site analysis and batch result reporting via email) a simple desk estimation analysis would be easy. Baja: MA 150C installed: +9 CU (extra CU penalty for showing it in a national rc mag, altho offset by what I'm sure was a low to negliable purchase price) Chassis score: -3 CU Mod multiplier: -5.7 (CC bl conversion scores high in this) HV score booster: -3 CU -log (Baddass): -5 CU Overall score would be -7.7 cockunits. A very respectful score, and not far from perfect baddassery. For comparison, a more typical setup: Savage Flux 2350: MA 150C-Full retail price: +11CU (+13 CU if you bought @ 15% MA frequent customer discount and thought you got a good deal) Chassis score: +2 CU Mod Mult.: +3 CU (none to simple rpm bumpers) HV Score: +3 CU (4S only) -log (badass): -1.1 CU Overall: 17.9-19.9 CU. A devastating score and wonton display of pure cockery. If this vehicle was photographed with a $5 monochrome paintjob, submitted to an international RC mag and featured in the Reader Rides section, you will overload and fry the delicate photodiode array of the cockometer and be brandished an outlaw and marauder of all common sense and taste. Sry for the long post, but some vital information for due consideration. |
Oh no.. not this thread again... :sleep:
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I farted twice during laughing, while reading finster post.
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So what if you sneeze and fart at the same time but the fart is juicy so basically you pooped your pants so you find it funny and start laughing. What do you call that? :intello:
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Or a Sharty Lartblast Or a Farty LartSnart Or an OMGWTFPSGASMPWLAAS (oh my god what the f*** passed some gas and sh** my pants while laughing after a sneeze) |
Anyone been to their website? All of their batteries are rated A++ and have 10 stars. Everyone agreed that stepping up from double AA batteries to their batteries was a big improvement except for the one guy that only gave it 4 stars, he thought his double AA's still performed better.
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Full disclosure, didn't you get the packs for free or at least heavily discounted? I say that because with the fat MaxAmps logo in the vids I expect they helped out. |
And yes, maybe they will get the job done. The same as most other ~30C packs that cost about 1/10 the price will also get the job done. If MA was putting labels on turnigy packs they could put "True 300C" on them, because they prolly perform better than their packs.
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I'm sure you kicked in data logging for the Turnigy's too. Can we have side by side graphs in the same setup? Turnigy's versus Maxamps. |
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I've been away at motorama for the weekend with Mike - Whilst the logging is fun once or twice I actually don't do it often and as there is no way to reset the logs from the rx its a PITA.
I'll try to do a BTB compare tomorrow... These were the charts: http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...k/32dc4f4b.jpg http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...k/e44d0152.jpg http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...k/1c0eed2a.jpg |
Is this a data log with the *150* C packs?
If so what is the Mah of the packs? And how low is your cutoff set??? P.s. thanks for posting up a graph |
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