nouvelle norme pour les batteries y vont arrete de nous compté de la mard........

SMC Racing



I'm working on our new rating system that will use the packs IR(Internal Resistance) to determine the packs performance. It seems like a few companies have come up with very aggressive warranties on there packs which helps them sell packs. I've studied what they sell as far as packs and they are what I would consider lower end packs that don't cost them much especially when bought in high volume.... These packs are being sold at a pretty good markup by these companies so they can afford to have a warranty that is very aggressive.

I would like to have your comments on something I've been thinking of doing with our new line of packs. I'm thinking of releasing the same pack with two different part numbers and prices. One would be at a lower price with no warranty and the other would be at higher price with 1 year warranty with no questions asked. This way if you know how to take care of your packs you should buy the lower priced version. If your not sure how to treat your packs you can buy the higher priced version. This way customers who know what there doing and pay attention to there cutoffs and how to store and use there packs properly will not have to pay more for those who are careless.

Here is an example of how I want to do it. A pack without warranty would be 49.95 and the same pack with a 1 year warranty would be 64.95. All packs we ship out will be tested for balance and make sure they have no defects.

Looking forward to feedback about this potential way of selling our new line of packs.


la la resistance ça compte pas de menterie cé comme la loi de OHMS



cé fini les 5600mha 70C pi les 6000mha 150C entouca la si vous acheter ça bin ..............cé ça

Je suis désole mais j'ai de la difficulté a comprendre le rapport entre le nombre de C Vs le texte.

Merci

c'est bon ca!!!!!

bin au mois de avril ça va etre facile de comprendre cé que presentement les compagnier marque a peu pres n'inporte quoi sur les stickers de batteries mais avec la resistance la ça va etre facile de faire la difference



la loi de OHMS

turnigy ont fait un video dernierement de leur pack contre un pack thunderpower, ca parle par soit meme!

SMC serait sans doute mieux par contre

bon ses cool ca

bonne affaire ca!

de quoi du genre?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvhhhfhdJ4I

nice fack dans le fond y vont aretter de dire cest des 50C quand dans le fond sont aussi performante que une bonne 25C

hum , c'est juste poche qui ai pas donner le resultat d'la made in china ! lol

ten verra pas non plus la made in china est aussi imprevisible que une femme pendant ses SPM

voici un copié/collé de bonne source...


unknow why they are mark up label C rate ?

in this moment battery factory in China , some material is from Japan ,can made 60C , around 6500-6800 mah only !

But market had 65C 70C 75C & 90C Now !!

bobynet a écrit:voici un copié/collé de bonne source...


unknow why they are mark up label C rate ?

in this moment battery factory in China , some material is from Japan ,can made 60C , around 6500-6800 mah only !

But market had 65C 70C 75C & 90C Now !!

Ce qui veut dire???

Ce qui veux dire que le plus gros pack que la technologie permet présentement est 6500 a 6800mha a 60C

Donc si tu voit un pack de 6500mha à 65C ou + ...c'est impossible (présentement)...ils vont "booster" les chiffres (C) pcq ils peuvent "supporté" un peak plus élevé pendand quelque seconde mais pas de facon continue.

cé comme un speaker de maison il dise 600watts mais cé peak mais en vrai cé un 40 watts RMS

cé pas pareil pentoute

le monde pense qui font des deal en payant 40 pour un 5000mah 50C

mais en vrai cé un 5000mah 15C pi en plus je peux presque te dire que apres 20 charge il rentera 4700mah qui va probablement prendre a 12C cé rendu loin en ta du 5000 mah 50C

C'est bon a savoir