Cheap(ish) brca legal lipos
 

Just wondered if anyone could point me in the direction of some reasonable priced brca legal lipo's that fit the b4.1.
Thankyou in advance
would these be ok?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Turnigy-50...item564892c52d

No, in a word.

They're not bad packs - I've used a couple for a while, but they're not BRCA legal.
I think intellect were the cheapest last time I looked, however I'm sure someone else will correct me if that's not the case any more..

gens ace fron gaint cod

All out of stock at Giantcod at the mo though.

havnt checked the list but says there brca

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-4v-LiPo-...item5645f517c2

what about short 2s 7.4v lipos?

what are short lipos? The vapex mentioned above is brca legal not sure about this one too http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-4v-5000m...item336988f3dd it looks like the one on the brca list but its 30c and the brca one is 50c it says.
Also the vapextech batts are 2s2p, ive always had 2s1p so whats the difference?

Not sure about the techy stuff, but I ran Vapextech and found them very good!

try gens ace site think its free del on orders over 35 euro

http://www.gensace.com/epages/genspo...1P-HardCase-10

Possibly the stumpy sized ones made primarily for Losi 22?

If it has different specs. then it won't be BRCA legal.

s = series
p = parallel

Changing the number of cells in series changes the voltage of the pack. 3.7v nominal per cell, so a 2s is 2x3.7=7.4v, 3s is 3x3.7=11.1v, etc..

Changing the number of cells in parallel alters the total capacity and peak current available, more in parallel means higher capacity, but has no effect on voltage.

1/10th cars generally use 2s but it doesn't matter about the number of cells in parallel, limited only by the physical size and cost I guess.

yes that's the one im talking about.

i would spend alittle more and get some intellect's. Mine have always been excellent!