RCCanada - Canada Radio Controlled Hobby Forum - View Single Post - Recieved my new solderless flight/ power pack from MEC

oilman · 01-29-2004, 12:03 AM

Cell contact is one of the main arguments against and for this style of pack. Guys in both camps will tell you why they THINK it will work or won't. Ive got the pack here in front of me. theres no flex. I see no chnce of lost contact. Well lets put it this way any servere service that might break the contact would likely do so to a soldered pack to in my opinion. My pack uses a cantact paste to increase conductivity. It's 92% silver. I'll show you a pack I made my self before I found out about MEC

Here's there site so you can find out more.
http://www.modelelectronicscorp.com/

My homemade jobby, boxboard for tube, celophane tape (lots) and plywood/ wire cross overs. With this poer pack I could see the slight possablity of power interuption. But I new experienced any. Even after a few bad landings.

01-29-2004, 12:03 AM	#3
oilman Guest Join Date: Dec 2003 Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 1,032 Total Props: 0	Cell contact is one of the main arguments against and for this style of pack. Guys in both camps will tell you why they THINK it will work or won't. Ive got the pack here in front of me. theres no flex. I see no chnce of lost contact. Well lets put it this way any servere service that might break the contact would likely do so to a soldered pack to in my opinion. My pack uses a cantact paste to increase conductivity. It's 92% silver. I'll show you a pack I made my self before I found out about MEC Here's there site so you can find out more. http://www.modelelectronicscorp.com/ My homemade jobby, boxboard for tube, celophane tape (lots) and plywood/ wire cross overs. With this poer pack I could see the slight possablity of power interuption. But I new experienced any. Even after a few bad landings. Attached Thumbnails