O snap! look what's coming!

[kfxguy]

Look at the bottom right corner. ...

[ray schrauwen]

They already advertised these a while ago and stopped. Now here they are again...

[kfxguy]

They already advertised these a while ago and stopped. Now here they are again...

Maybe they had some issues and decided to wait until they got it lined out. Just nice to know the technology is moving right along....

[IRON-PAWW]

I think the problem they'll have is that nobody has the gear to charge them properly. Some of us do but I'd say in the grand scheme of things not that many. Me... I'll be waiting for a new standard to be adopted before investing too much in these half steps to whatever a new standard might end up being. Great to see technology advancing though. Be nice if Revo could hit up some of the major charger brands to get on board with firmware updates & clear instructions on how to work with these batts.

[kfxguy]

I think the problem they'll have is that nobody has the gear to charge them properly. Some of us do but I'd say in the grand scheme of things not that many. Me... I'll be waiting for a new standard to be adopted before investing too much in these half steps to whatever a new standard might end up being. Great to see technology advancing though. Be nice if Revo could hit up some of the major charger brands to get on board with firmware updates & clear instructions on how to work with these batts.

I'm sure a software update will be in order for some manufacturers. Some things I'd like to point out:

1) I'm using an icharger 106b. ..the cheapest one, it charges to 4.30. That's good enough for me. Great charger and cheap.
2) I think it's not just the overall voltage that counts, it's the nominal...where a regular lipo is 3.7 and the hv 427 revos are 3.80...the voltage drop under load on the 3.80 is less than the 3.70...which I've experienced in my testing.
3) I only picked up 1 mph charging at 4.27 vs 4.20 which further backs up the fact that the voltage drop is less. I did experience a good increase in speed over regular lipos when swith in to the 427's....I think the benefits will still be there even when charged to 4.2.

[kfxguy]

Btw, I'll admit this probably aren't meant for racers until they catch on.....but for crazy power hungry guys like me lol

[Peter A]

[Brushless55]

don't forget about the Blend455 !!

[Pheyd]

Just noticed the Blend435 is for sale, but only at 40C, seems a little low to me.

http://www.store.revolectrix.com/Products/Blend435-PLATINUM-Label-40C-HV-LiPo

[kfxguy]

Just noticed the Blend435 is for sale, but only at 40C, seems a little low to me.

http://www.store.revolectrix.com/Pro...el-40C-HV-LiPo

I'm waiting on the 70c which will be later this year

[Pheyd]

Great news, 70C is what I'll be waiting for too.

[Peter A]

And at Revoblends...blend455...under development...eta Dec 2016. Oh dear will the rulebooks keep up! Good for zoom zoom but! v

[kfxguy]

And at Revoblends...blend455...under development...eta Dec 2016. Oh dear will the rulebooks keep up! Good for zoom zoom but! v

I'm sure the 455 available in dec will be the lower c. I feel better having the high c because some of my stuff needs it and I'd rather have it and not need it. Makes for less stressed components.