LiPos and water?

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Re: LiPos and water?

Post by THEYTOOKMYTHUMB »

I'm a big Maxamps fan. They make a great product, but you'll pay a premium price. You could always go with something like this just to be safe. :wink:

http://www.maxamps.com/Lipo-6500HC-111-Pack.htm
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Post by Synergy »

They would definately do the job but I can buy a lot of NiMh for that price :wink:
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