Team Associated Insider's Newsletter, Jan. 20, 2010 (b)

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Team Associated Insider's Newsletter, Jan. 20, 2010 (b)

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January 20, 2010

WolfPack 7.2V with DEANS®
	To satisfy the demands of enthusiasts worldwide, Reedy Wolfpacks are now available equipped with Deans® Ultra Plug® Connectors in 6-cell 7.2V and 7-cell flat 8.4V versions!

WolfPack 8.4V with DEANS®
	Wolfpacks are assembled using Reedy’s high-tech NiMH sub-C SC-R cells. This exclusive cell features high capacity for extended run times while delivering maximum output thanks to its current carrying capabilities and ultra-low internal resistance. To improve power output, prevent meltdowns, and increase reliability, an industry-standard Deans® Ultra Plug® connector has been fitted.

TAM to DEANS® Charge Adapter
	Also available is an adapter that allows you to charge your Deans® Ultra Plug® connector-equipped Wolfpack batteries with chargers that use a Tamiya-style output, such as the Reedy 447-S AC/DC 4-7 Cell Charger #610.

*2010 Radio Control Car Action* Readers' Choice Awards**
	Vote for your favorite manufacturer and model and you could win the winner! Entry deadline is March 1, 2010!


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January 20th, 2010 at 6:34 pm

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