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tonka truck · 07.21.2005, 04:32 AM

I think you have answered your own question about which pack is better - 6000mah @ 15C vs. 3200 mah @20C

However if you put the kokam's in parallel to be equal with the polyquest (i.e. 3200 x 2 = 6400 (3s2p) ) then you would have a max discharge rate of 128amps.

So the kokam's will not warm up as much, and you will not be pushing the packs as hard.

I have not heard about the quality of polyquest packs, however use 2000 mah kokam's in my electric r/c planes and have not had any problems. I think their car packs would be similar in quality. Which pack really depends on your budget and type of setup.

hope that helps

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tonka truck RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 42 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Australia	07.21.2005, 04:32 AM I think you have answered your own question about which pack is better - 6000mah @ 15C vs. 3200 mah @20C However if you put the kokam's in parallel to be equal with the polyquest (i.e. 3200 x 2 = 6400 (3s2p) ) then you would have a max discharge rate of 128amps. So the kokam's will not warm up as much, and you will not be pushing the packs as hard. I have not heard about the quality of polyquest packs, however use 2000 mah kokam's in my electric r/c planes and have not had any problems. I think their car packs would be similar in quality. Which pack really depends on your budget and type of setup. hope that helps "when fate shuts the door, climb in through the window" - anonymous