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Finnster

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The newest TrueRc packs are in. :) These are a std width format of 45mm and are rated to 120A continous. They are a bit more expensive than the 10C packs @ $120ea or $230/pair, but are still quite abit less expensive than any other competitive pack. Given how good the 10C packs are (3.55V+/cell @ 120A) I am really curious to see what these are capable of.
They are also avail in 3S2P for $150 (+$5 for TRX plug) for the VXL crowd as well. (best deal)

Unfort they are about 20% heavier than the 8K 10C packs. The 10Cs still look like the best bang for buck lipos where the xtra width doesn't matter and current demands are absolutely huge. (possibly the 15C 6400 truerc packs tho)
Anyone got any plans to put these thru an Eagletree and see what they can do?

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	New 15C 8000mah TrueRC packs are in, now std width! Who will try first?? - 09.10.2007, 12:30 PM Linky The newest TrueRc packs are in. :) These are a std width format of 45mm and are rated to 120A continous. They are a bit more expensive than the 10C packs @ $120ea or $230/pair, but are still quite abit less expensive than any other competitive pack. Given how good the 10C packs are (3.55V+/cell @ 120A) I am really curious to see what these are capable of. They are also avail in 3S2P for $150 (+$5 for TRX plug) for the VXL crowd as well. (best deal) Unfort they are about 20% heavier than the 8K 10C packs. The 10Cs still look like the best bang for buck lipos where the xtra width doesn't matter and current demands are absolutely huge. (possibly the 15C 6400 truerc packs tho) Anyone got any plans to put these thru an Eagletree and see what they can do?