Great video! Thanks for spotlighting the Zee battery line as there are many rc enthusiast that run these batteries in their rigs. There’s another list that has been compiled including all lipo batteries on the market today and Zee batteries tested very low. Don’t fall for the 100c rating cause all brands are not equal. The Zee 7200 mah batteries (hard case) are very good batteries.

I built a 1/10 Xray truggy and I’ve had nothing but issues. If it wasn’t overheating it was devouring the battery. It is my fault for using a 4.5t mod motor and overgearing it a bit. I finally settled on a 16t pinion and it’s not as fast as I was hoping it would be. If I go any higher it overheats. 18t does ok as long as it’s not too hot outside. I’m using a 4200mah reedy 2s pack. At full charge I can do one full power 0-132 foot run. On the way back it’s in limp mode from the voltage drop. The stadium truck it came out of could do pass after pass on a 5.5t mod motor and way higher gearing. Hopefully a better battery will fix it.

I race using almost exclusively zeee batteries for ebuggy. An starter box, venom an gens ace battery for nitros. But ebug batts are the red label shortys 7.6v packs

I find that the Zee packs are exaggerated, but having said that, they are doing well for me in aerobatic airplanes

Thanks for sharing this video. I use nothing but Zeee batteries in my Limitless V1 on Neu and TP motors. Because I have no other batteries to compare mine with I thought they were OK but now I see they suck. Maybe I should try CNHL or ONYX

What about "Redline" Gens Aces? Is the best which i can buy in the middle of the Europe. Have you some experience with this brand? Overall they seems to me like solid batteries. I have 6000mAh short pack and some 5000-6000 standard hard packed 2S. For small 1/10 im using one short or one long, depend on the truck. On 1/8 buggy i have two long connected into series. I not measured a resistance yet.

Think these will still we good for bashing, how much does this change the run time vs just power they provide?

I recently bought 2 Yoowoo Graphene 5000mAh 100c (6s) packs. They do quite fine for me, but I wonder how they compare to other packs rated around 100c. Could you do a calulation/comparison? Thx for your video's 👍

Nice charger do you have a link for that?

I have just bought two packs. But i have returned bought. The problem was that they get handwarm when i charge them with 1c. Always not a good sign. The celldrift was about 0,3v. Too much for a new lipo in my opinion. I got also 4,5omh. Not a good batterie

nice video man, what do you think about the zeee 3s 2200 mah 120 c?

Can the sidewinder 3 handle this battery?

If they are all you've tired then they will feel good. Use a decent high quality pack and you'l never look back. They give out most of their capacity from 3.7 down to 3.45v per cell. And they drop voltage under load fast !! They really are not good at all for anything.

What if it’s not a connection issue? I hook up a different motor and it works fine.

Bought a 7200 4s battery last month, very disappointed, the cells are clearly not matched. The capacity is near 4000mah at a discharge rate of 10-25amps max, as per an intelligent charger and telemetry.

Are these packs still good for bashing?

Great review. HRB for me

i have Zee premium 9000mAh 120C but thay have IR 7.2mOhm room temp mesured with YR1035 resistance meter 🤣 how to finde better?

Well seeing as im not going for top speed runs these batteries are great im my sbr 2.0. Last for about 30-45 mins at 8s.

Large mAh commonly have high internal resistance or the mAh dosen't matter on the internal resistance

Contact the manufacturer to find out what kind of sustainable amps the batteries can handle. 800 amps is a lot.

these batteries really suck as you said, on mines even the capacity is way too low

I just ran a test on my brand new Socokin 6500mah 100c with a icharger 380 duo. preliminary results - 13.9c ***HOWEVER*** with a small charge and discharge cycle IR dropped to 2.5mΩ @ 50%/3.85v = 20C that is 90A output at 70f room temp then with heat 130A output. BIG DIFFERENCE I would say you need more data. You need to take C ratings average after a run, room temp, maybe 50f and average them to get a real world idea of where and what your batteries can put out.

If it deliver 800amps than will be no problem to start any car