SMC SRD V2 8600mah vs Azure 9000mah 2p Lipo Batteries

[@ericklein5097]

That consistency on the SMD is ridiculous but the AZURE is pretty damn impressive for the price and its VERY nice to see companies putting the thickest wire they can on these extreme packs. Still fucking hilarious to see these companies put these insane numbers on their packs and the Wayne Giles meter doesn't lie. Joe on RC Groups also shows that 30C is pretty much the limit

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

I think so too & my cars got good numbers with both batteries so either one work for me

[@RcPowersystems]

Must check temperature first for the customer. Especially for KZbin guys. Some people’s location are different temperatures so they will experience different data. Thanks for the video Mike

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

I get what your saying Mike ~ people in warmer climate could get similar or better results then mine & people in colder climate could get worst results. To me that's common sense for speed runners/drag racers. I even said in the video if i warm the batteries ill get better results.

[@RcPowersystems]

@@MarcusHicksK.O.C yes definitely brother. Just a advice check and show temperature of both batteries before esr test, to state it’s a fair test. (Makesure) Both hard working companies like myself so just a opinion for you to take on board brother. Both are obviously going to be very close specifications.

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

@@RcPowersystems Hold up First: Im not taking on nobody but ill keep that in mind the next time i compare batteries & I think i was fair both batteries had great results on the test & in my cars. I didn't even say one was better than the other.

[@RcPowersystems]

@@MarcusHicksK.O.C hence why I said it’s a fair test brother. Think you misunderstood my comment. Simply temperature is very important so the people who watch understand. They may buy a battery and see different numbers and think their batteries are faulty because it’s different data. Keep doing what you doing :)

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

@@RcPowersystems Thanks & I hear you ~ I really give people the benefit of doubt & assume that they know & understand temperature will effect the numbers. Sometimes i don't realize there are new people in the speed run community & their still learning. So next time i post a comparison video ill try not to leave anything important out. Thanks Again

[@alterdcustomrc4512]

Pretty cool. Azure seem to be holding their own weight.

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

Yea I Think They are Good Batteries

[@poppabear946]

Appreciate the content bruh

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

Thanks Bruh

[@jeffscott1158]

Good Testing Both are Top Notch Batteries

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

i feel the same way ~ Both have good results

[@mitchellminer4596]

Great review thanks buddy👍👍

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

Thanks

[@gerardosoler8935]

Great video 👍🏽

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

thanks

[@chad001]

Hey can you do a review of the zeee 4s 9000mah hv?

[@michaelregan427]

Pretty sure you need to charge them to full capacity before testing. Saying it's an 8600mah pack when it's practically dead doesn't make sense? Plz correct me if I'm wrong I'm not being disrespectful, I check mine when fully charged and usually at 95 degrees. Both are fantastic packs thanks for posting some data for us, more ppl need their ESR Meters they're fun to use and compare cells with especially when warm.

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

Your right about the MAH but i feel like the test was even because both batteries was in storage mode & at room temp.

[@ericklein5097]

NO! Performing the test at storage is the best way to do the test. The most important thing is that you don't change ANY variables from battery to battery. Especially temperature. But even if they were fully charged you should see extremely similar numbers.

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

@@ericklein5097 Thanks

[@jgotdawheel]

You test a chnl battery

[@RCSpeedster100]

Awesome video 👏👏

[@MarcusHicksK.O.C]

Thanks