Really cheap 20c lipos.

[domwilson]

At these prices, who cares if they burn up... http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s..._20C_Lipo_Pack

[sailr]

They're not cheap if they burn up your esc, motor, and boat along with it! They're not cheap if they only last a few cycles.

[domwilson]

The reviews seem pretty good.

[calcagno45]

They work fine in Cars...

[domwilson]

I think they may be worth looking into.

[crabstick]

they are the same as zippy lipos.

as log as you dont exceed the c rating u should be fine

[FastVee]

I have 2 of these, all Deans´d up and ready to go.

When I get my df 29 copy ready I´ll post short review here?

The pacs look solid and well made, 10awg wires! -looks so much better made then my 2s2p 25C lrp/nosram 5300 pacs.(that cost me 86€/piece)

[lomdel]

They look good, but... 20C does not provide enough current for our FE set-ups and that will result in "Ripple current" where the ESC draws more than the batts can provide. I speak out of experience with the same packs. They WILL fry your ESC and possibly damage the motor as well. We have in my native language an expression "Goedkoop koop is duur koop" which means : Buying cheap is buying expensive...
Invest in nothing less than 25C for FE applications!

[domwilson]

For the smaller, lower amp draw (under 75 amps) boats such as a SV27, these should be adequate.

[FastVee]

Umm, what?

If these really are 20c constant(100A), it should be fine for 70A or less applications.
And these are 20/30 if the reviews at hobbycity are correct, but will c about that soon.

Cant c any problem using these on my project.

I belive that these are great for sv27/fastech/blackjack, etc lower end boats.(but like I wrote, I have not tested these yet)

edit.Domwilson was a bit faster :)

[LiPo Power]

Umm, what?

If these really are 20c constant(100A), it should be fine for 70A or less applications.
And these are 20/30 if the reviews at hobbycity are correct, but will c about that soon.

Cant c any problem using these on my project.

I belive that these are great for sv27/fastech/blackjack, etc lower end boats.(but like I wrote, I have not tested these yet)

edit.Domwilson was a bit faster :)

That is right! They are great on Fastech, blackjack and UL-1 if the prop is stock. I have few of them and no problem still....

[ozzie-crawl]

a little while back i brought one of the new turnigy 25c 4s 5000
i use it in my df 33 running a 9xl and 447/3 prop
i only run for acouple of minutes but at the end of the run the battry hasnt been anymore than 110 deg
pack has plenty of punch, i honestly think these are eqaul to or better than the zippy/rhino battrys

[ED66677]

sure they are cheap and if they are as good as the 4900mAh Rhino I've tested, they are really worth the money!

[Jeff Wohlt]

I ran with a buddy this weekend running a BJ with UL1 motor and UL1 ESC and 640 prop with newer hardware. They ripped and ran long came out warm is all after the stutter bump and ran 41mph.

I ran some 20C 5000 packs (zippy) in my MM with 9Xl and Prather 220 and it hauled...I did end up dumping the packs over a few minute run but they were just fine.

I think we tend to over buy from info we hear. Sure for some set ups like NEU and high end stuff that is AMP pigs anyway they need to be in para when using cheaper packs.

We are ordering more but he is going with 30C now.

Just about all cells they sell...rino included, seem to be zippy cells inside.

For my set up and coming off NIHI round cells these are perfect for playing....save your big bad high dollar ones for racing only.

[domwilson]

Just ordered 2 for my BJ26 and SV27.