ZZ SE Batteries?

[s7mk]

I looked through the forums already so please don't bitch at me.

Has anyone had a problem with their SE batteries holding like a 1 minute charge after using it for a while? I saw that you can buy replacment batteries for the cars, but is it worth it when you can just return the damn car for free?

Another question... Is the Mustang Mach1 the only car with good steering? I had a Mach1 and the steering was very good. It had pretty tight turning, both right and left.

Thanks everyone, BTW I'm new the forums, 1st post!

[Finks]

I looked through the forums already so please don't bitch at me.

Hehe, smart boy If you just got it then I wouldn't hessitate to return it. As for your other questions, I'll leave that to the other pimps. I know the newer SEs are supposed to be better, but that has been the case for over a year w/ every new set.

[Bird]

You know what? My first SE was doing that after the first few days, and I was double and triple charging it... still no runtime.

I grabbed a fresh set of Energizer E- titaniums and threw them in the tx, and boom! Good as new.

So, yeah... try putting some fresh batteries in it before you go returning it... sometimes you don't realize how quickly these things can go through batteries when getting a lot of use...

[s7mk]

Where can you get batteries that fit the chassis of the car? What should I look for?

[Bird]

I'd seriously try some fresh cells in the tx before I went and tore into an SE, but if you really feel the need...

Go to the Shaq, and tell the dude that you need to RSU order part #12413456... Less than $5 for one shipped I believe... dunno... I got 2 sent to me for under $10... I didn't use 'em in SEs though

Order a few, they are sick in bits/regular ZZs... imagine a dual-cell ride that weighs the same as stock... dammit now I wanna order a few more.

[Username]

Where can you get batteries that fit the chassis of the car? What should I look for?

hehe, it's stickied right here.