Hangtimes(Nobs batteries) vs electrodynamics vs factory built A123s
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I would like to purchase genuine A123 2s packs (2300-2500mAH) for my new Bandit MK II. I have had factory built original A123s in the past (2s 1100mAH) with great success. I was wondering what others recommend as far as purchasing built packs from one of the two (hangtimes and electrodynamics) vs purchasing original assembled packs from factory A123. And yes, one can still get original factory assembled A123s (2300mAH).
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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http://tanicpacks.com/ has always worked great for me, so it could be another option. Also, you can specify any connectors and options on order right from their site.
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RE: Hangtimes(Nobs batteries) vs electrodynamics vs factory built A123s
ORIGINAL: DrV
I would like to purchase genuine A123 2s packs (2300-2500mAH) for my new Bandit MK II. I have had factory built original A123s in the past (2s 1100mAH) with great success. I was wondering what others recommend as far as purchasing built packs from one of the two (hangtimes and electrodynamics) vs purchasing original assembled packs from factory A123. And yes, one can still get original factory assembled A123s (2300mAH).
Thanks in advance.
I would like to purchase genuine A123 2s packs (2300-2500mAH) for my new Bandit MK II. I have had factory built original A123s in the past (2s 1100mAH) with great success. I was wondering what others recommend as far as purchasing built packs from one of the two (hangtimes and electrodynamics) vs purchasing original assembled packs from factory A123. And yes, one can still get original factory assembled A123s (2300mAH).
Thanks in advance.
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I've used the Hangtimes A123 packs. I personally think the packs he's developed for use with the Hitec X4 charger (and others) are revolutionary, in a way. Batteries have one 3-wire lead that connects to the super switch. The battery is charged (and balanced) via one three-wire lead plugged into the switch charging jack No more balance plug to mess with. I've found this to be VERY convenient.
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ORIGINAL: BaldEagel
Interesting, I did not know that ''A123 Systems'' sold factory assembled 2S batteries?
Mike
Interesting, I did not know that ''A123 Systems'' sold factory assembled 2S batteries?
Mike
http://stores.ebay.ca/OMG-Battery
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EDIT: scratch that - I see from their web site u can only get A123 packs and not cells. The cells they sell now are "replacement" [&o]
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I just buy a 36v dewalt drill battery pack (10-A123 2300 cells, about $80-90 on ebay), they have spot welded tabs on the cells, and a dremel cutoff wheel easily separates the pack into 5-2s packs. The tabs are easily soldered to as well.
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Thanks everyone for your input. Much appreciated. Looks like its a coin toss between the two (Steve or Andy). Now the question is do they make the packs "better" then factory assembled A123? From all my reading sounds like any one of the three will do.
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ORIGINAL: invertmast
I just buy a 36v dewalt drill battery pack (10-A123 2300 cells, about $80-90 on ebay), they have spot welded tabs on the cells, and a dremel cutoff wheel easily separates the pack into 5-2s packs. The tabs are easily soldered to as well.
I just buy a 36v dewalt drill battery pack (10-A123 2300 cells, about $80-90 on ebay), they have spot welded tabs on the cells, and a dremel cutoff wheel easily separates the pack into 5-2s packs. The tabs are easily soldered to as well.
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Wrongwayrc here on all my giant scale stuff.
Also, they have 2500 mah A123 systems cells out.
A123 systems doesn't factory assemble packs for the hobby industry, they sell the cells in bulk. The 3 wire charge harness isn't exactly revolutionary either, I've been getting them from Richard at WrongWay for months for both my personal and review projects.
Also, they have 2500 mah A123 systems cells out.
A123 systems doesn't factory assemble packs for the hobby industry, they sell the cells in bulk. The 3 wire charge harness isn't exactly revolutionary either, I've been getting them from Richard at WrongWay for months for both my personal and review projects.
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RE: Hangtimes(Nobs batteries) vs electrodynamics vs factory built A123s
The factory that makes A123 cells is in Detroit.... Not too far from Electro Dynamics. I believe Andy and the crew have their finger on the pulse of information for these batteries, being so close to the manufacturer. Just my opinion though.
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http://rclipos.com/index.htm
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Where do you buy ''Factory Assembled'' A123 packs?
Where do you buy ''Factory Assembled'' A123 packs?
http://rclipos.com/index.htm
DrV - Thanks for the clarification. I thought you meant packs assembled by A123 Factory.
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Steve at Hangtime is great to deal with and a fast shipper. His battery packs are well built.
Charlie
Steve at Hangtime is great to deal with and a fast shipper. His battery packs are well built.
Charlie