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zeropointbug · 04.13.2007, 01:03 PM

You pretty much said it all Brian. Yes, i agree, those DeWalt packs ore a good deal, too bad there weren't any when I bought mine. Plus the ones I bought are the thinner double tabbed, and a pain to make a pack.

What would be cool to make, would be a DeWalt pack SOCKET, and just use the Dewalt charger and pop her into the socket quickly. Although, the contacts they use might not be enough for the drain rates we put them through.

The A123's so far are a less user friendly in that trying to get a personalized setup, not very many options. They need prismatic cells too, these alum. cans simply add more weight, and are bulky.

PS. GM360, how come you didn't post this in my A123 thread I just made? :032: :005:

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zeropointbug Z-Pinch racer Offline Posts: 3,141 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: SK, Canada	04.13.2007, 01:03 PM You pretty much said it all Brian. Yes, i agree, those DeWalt packs ore a good deal, too bad there weren't any when I bought mine. Plus the ones I bought are the thinner double tabbed, and a pain to make a pack. What would be cool to make, would be a DeWalt pack SOCKET, and just use the Dewalt charger and pop her into the socket quickly. Although, the contacts they use might not be enough for the drain rates we put them through. The A123's so far are a less user friendly in that trying to get a personalized setup, not very many options. They need prismatic cells too, these alum. cans simply add more weight, and are bulky. PS. GM360, how come you didn't post this in my A123 thread I just made? :032: :005: “The modern astrophysical concept that ascribes the sun’s energy to thermonuclear reactions deep in the solar interior is contradicted by nearly every observable aspect of the sun.” —Ralph E. Juergens