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lincpimp · 12.05.2010, 10:38 PM

In esscence the results were that the buggy they had worked just fine with all of the packs. So you can save your self 220 bucks on the tp pack and just buy a turnigy. Or if you want a little more runtime can the hardcase requirement, build/use a decent battery tray and just buy a higher capacity soft pack from HC (or buy 2-3) and pocket the cash.

If they just want to do the CBA test, low draw capacity tests and skip the subjective stuff I would be just fine. Do it to every battery they can get their hands on and we would have some great data to look at.

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	12.05.2010, 10:38 PM In esscence the results were that the buggy they had worked just fine with all of the packs. So you can save your self 220 bucks on the tp pack and just buy a turnigy. Or if you want a little more runtime can the hardcase requirement, build/use a decent battery tray and just buy a higher capacity soft pack from HC (or buy 2-3) and pocket the cash. If they just want to do the CBA test, low draw capacity tests and skip the subjective stuff I would be just fine. Do it to every battery they can get their hands on and we would have some great data to look at. Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!