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09.05.2007, 09:37 AM

At only $20 more for a Trakpower pack over a Maxamps 5000mAh 2S pack, to me, it's a no brainer. The Trakpower pack will walk all over the Maxamps 5000 in terms of holding voltage under load. As a byproduct, you get a pack you'll feel more comfortable beating the heck out of since it's in a hard case.
   
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09.05.2007, 03:59 PM

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At only $20 more for a Trakpower pack over a Maxamps 5000mAh 2S pack, to me, it's a no brainer. The Trakpower pack will walk all over the Maxamps 5000 in terms of holding voltage under load. As a byproduct, you get a pack you'll feel more comfortable beating the heck out of since it's in a hard case.
You mention "in terms of holding voltage under load" is this an issue with the Maxamps cells? Or just there 5000s in general? Are there brands that "hold" better than others?
   
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09.05.2007, 04:18 PM

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You mention "in terms of holding voltage under load" is this an issue with the Maxamps cells? Or just there 5000s in general? Are there brands that "hold" better than others?
I wouldn't say it's an issue, just that the Flightpower cells are probably rated a bit more conservatively than the Maxamps. This is more of a concern with Maxamps 4000-5000's typically used in 10th scale or 8th scale conversions. The 6000's and 8000's will do a better job of holding the voltage higher under a large load, but with that you get added weight and cost. IMO, it's all up to how much performance you're willing to pay for.
   
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