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Serum · 08.16.2006, 06:27 PM

it's the same old song with the nimh cells. the GP3300's get a 100A rate from BK, while the GP3700's get a 60A label.

They still advice to use the GP3300 with highpower setups.

the GP3300 is still going strong and tough in terms of durability and the deliver a high voltage at 80-100A+ they are used in highcurrent applications.

I had bad experience with IB3800 cells. 5 out of 16 where out of balance in a relative short matter of time. i blame the way they where soldered though.

The higher capacity needs to sacrafice something with nimh cells. (it's not about the 20A but the high current.)

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	08.16.2006, 06:27 PM it's the same old song with the nimh cells. the GP3300's get a 100A rate from BK, while the GP3700's get a 60A label. They still advice to use the GP3300 with highpower setups. the GP3300 is still going strong and tough in terms of durability and the deliver a high voltage at 80-100A+ they are used in highcurrent applications. I had bad experience with IB3800 cells. 5 out of 16 where out of balance in a relative short matter of time. i blame the way they where soldered though. The higher capacity needs to sacrafice something with nimh cells. (it's not about the 20A but the high current.)