where to buy true-rc packs?

[t-maxxracer32]

just like it sais.

i have a 2s pack so im just going to buy a 3s pack for my xt8.

later when i have more money ill buy the evo 30s.

thanks alot!

[t-maxxracer32]

found it

http://home.comcast.net/~truerc/read...eady_packs.htm

It's set up to forward you to that site if you just do truerc.com as well.

[Mallanaga]

i must say... their website is lame as hell. i know many of you love their packs, but a lot can be said about a company that puts no effort into their presentation...

[t-maxxracer32]

Originally Posted by Mallanaga

i must say... their website is lame as hell. i know many of you love their packs, but a lot can be said about a company that puts no effort into their presentation...

if i didnt hear anything about them there is no way in hell i would ever buy from them.

it looks like a single person is running everything. (making the packs running the website shipping stuff out and so on)

it is embarassing to them, but o well there packs are nice and cheap.

[aqwut]

that's why the website is lame.. save the consumer some money.. LOL

[squeeforever]

Granted, the website isn't that impressive, but keep in mind its one person doing everything.

[MTBikerTim]

The packs are cheap and the website works. It's a lot more then I can say for a lot of companies.

I don't get it...15C packs...I thought 25/30C was the norm?

DM

[squeeforever]

David, the C rating largely depends on the mah of the pack for one. A 25C pack is necessary for something like a 3200mah pack. 10C at 8000mah though is 80 amps, so theres no need for 25C cells.

What style is the balancing tab?

[squeeforever]

Polyquest.

Thanks squee. It's at the top of the Rady Pack page. Lazy me, it was right there.

[t-maxxracer32]

Originally Posted by squeeforever

Granted, the website isn't that impressive, but keep in mind its one person doing everything.

well then its not a big deal...

i thought it was like a bigole business or something