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eovnu87435ds · **Why hasn't anybody thought of this?? -** 07.22.2009, 01:02 AM

I happen to be in the market for another set of lipos, and so I start checking the usual sites, like rc-monster and hobbycity. One thing that hit me is, why do these stores make it so hard to compare lipos? It seems to me the most logical way to arrange them is by cell count, and not by C rating as hobbycity does. the C rating doesnt even mean much without the capacity anyways.
When someone chooses to buy a lipo, they generally know the voltage and continuous amount of amps they need. The actual shopping would then be to choose the proper capacity and C rating. It just makes no sense to have to wander through a dozen pages to find and compare 3 batteries of the same voltage!

If anybody out there reads this who runs an online store that sells lipos, please consider this for the future.

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eovnu87435ds A 16yr old with a combover Offline Posts: 636 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Mount Holly, NJ	Why hasn't anybody thought of this?? - 07.22.2009, 01:02 AM I happen to be in the market for another set of lipos, and so I start checking the usual sites, like rc-monster and hobbycity. One thing that hit me is, why do these stores make it so hard to compare lipos? It seems to me the most logical way to arrange them is by cell count, and not by C rating as hobbycity does. the C rating doesnt even mean much without the capacity anyways. When someone chooses to buy a lipo, they generally know the voltage and continuous amount of amps they need. The actual shopping would then be to choose the proper capacity and C rating. It just makes no sense to have to wander through a dozen pages to find and compare 3 batteries of the same voltage! If anybody out there reads this who runs an online store that sells lipos, please consider this for the future. Hyper 7 BARBIE JEEP!! CRT.5 TC4 RC18B I will fix your red-ringed xbox 360!