Horrible design!!
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From: bushkill,
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the battery packs on the hyper 7 are the worst design i ever encountered. I was running the hyper 7 outside in the back-yard, and the buggy lost all power and control. It went speeding into a bench. Then i took the body off of it and found the battery pack missing. Only the wires remained. What gives? What is wrong with the hyper line of buggies?
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From: Queen Creek,
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If you are talking about the flat pack holder that goes on the side of the radio box, you are supposed to zip tie your pack to it. If you had it inside the radio box (using a hump pack) it should be held shut with an allen screw (or body clip, I can't remember). Either way requires that you forgot something, and thats why the pack fell out.
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From: bushkill,
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heres a pic of what happened.............
http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e368/JQA3/pics006.jpg
http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e368/JQA3/pics006.jpg
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From: des moines,
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love the hyper 7...wicked quick...fun fun fun...i learned real quick that ya gotta zip tie the batteries in or watch your buggy fly up over the hill jump the ditch land upside don in the road and get he by a car....my bro inlaw still cries when ya bring that one up..
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From: Coral Gables,
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Remeber its better to put a bunch extra zip-ties then have that happen again. I use 4 zip ties (inbetween each battery cell) to hold the flat pack down on my PCR.





