ROAR Maxamps 4200 pack?

They're 35C capable cells supposedly. Not even flightpower has 35C cells out yet (at least I haven't found any enerland based 35C packs yet!).

He said the pack only ran about 106 degrees too over at RCZ (I was the one to ask for graphs... and also asked for an eagletree which hopefully he'll get around to).

Glad to see I'm not going crazy thinking these are bogus claims...

I also made a little comment about the copper/aluminum (not sure which these cells have) terminals the cells have handling 126 amps... I don't think a battery bar for NiMH even handles that kind of load continuously, and those are considerably thicker (albeit not 126 amps continuous type thick...).

Methinks a rating standard/system needs to be implemented by ROAR, complete with cell information (almost like when companies match NiMH cells, they put a sticker on the cell with voltage and stuff; internal resistance would be nice too, so we can compare packs based on resistance and get a more accurate idea of C ratings)...