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glassdoctor 03.26.2007 04:40 PM

I'm a little concerned about the motor... does the mount flex at all? Try to secure the rear of the motor also so it can't move.

Straps for the batteries?

Loooking good.

BTW, my truggy weighs about 5200g with 12000mah 4s lipos (+1000g battery)

Serum 03.26.2007 04:42 PM

i bet you can run it day and night before it gets empty Glass!

glassdoctor 03.26.2007 04:51 PM

I don't think that battery has ever been run down more than about 70% :)

Serum 03.26.2007 04:57 PM

I'm thinking about builing a 5S2P or 4S2P 5K packs, i like the long runtimes.. Still debating over 4 or 5S.. the packs that i found are 431 vs 533 per pack..

Pierre 03.26.2007 05:08 PM

Thank you very much
but what is that teeth will be same ?
do you have pictures about your cars please ?
i want lipo 4S but I think that it will not be rather powerful
what do you think ?
thanks bye

Serum 03.26.2007 05:09 PM

4S compared to 16 cells, no, thats not too powerfull. 5S would be closer.

Pierre 03.26.2007 05:12 PM

ok
my problem :
i ve got a ultramat 10 and it charged just 2 , 3 , 4 S
is it possible to do 2 pack one 3S one 2S ?
(sorry for my English i am just 15 :002: )

glassdoctor 03.26.2007 05:42 PM

Yes... you can have separate 2s and 3s packs but that means you have to charge two times.

You will be much better with a 5s charger.. or you can buy another charger like yours so you can charge both at the same time.

I have a few pic of my truck... in this thread http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5572 check post#14

but I need to get some new ones... maybe I can do that tonight.

captain harlock 03.26.2007 09:12 PM

Pierre, as long as we can understand your point, there's no reason why you should apologize for your weak English. Not that MY English is strong..:)

A good tip to get the power of the sixteen cells with only 4s lipos is to push your wallet up a bit and get yourself a pair of TrakPower's 4900mah 2s1p packs. They do produce monsterous raw power.
I even doubt your current sub-c cells are of the highenders.
A very good sub-c pack would cost over $100 sometimes. I'd rather spend it on a highend lipo, instead.
Get the TrakPower lipos!

Sylvester 03.26.2007 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by captain harlock
Get the TrakPower lipos!

+1 :027:

Pierre 03.27.2007 01:20 AM

ok thank you
You think that my feigao 8XL and my warrior 9920 accepts 6S without any problems?
what do you think about it :
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...2S_3700&cat=18
+
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...2S_3700&cat=18
bye

captain harlock 03.27.2007 07:59 AM

Yeah, but I guess the motor will eventually fail. At 25.2 volts, the 8XL will become quite hot.

Believe me, get those TrakPowers...they'll make ya happy.

elegal 03.27.2007 09:26 AM

I would also be worried about the controller, 6S is alot of juice. Your truck with an 8XL and 4S lipo will be plenty for you. I have a LSP-R with an 8Xl, MM, heatsink, mount, 2 trakpower 4900, and it weighs right at 4.7kg, a little heavier than a stock nitro LSP, probably due to the aluminum arms. Geared conservatively it does 40 easily. LIPO batteries offer the best acceleration of ANY power source, get some LIPOS!:018:

Kraeuterbutter 03.27.2007 09:35 AM

@Pierre:
the thing with pinion was already mentioned here

another important thing:
your wires are too long

i mean the wires between motor and controller (also that is not that big of a problem)

AND the wires of batts to motor
(batts are side-by-side AND long wires)

--> in worst case it can destroy your controller !
so: try to make wires shorter !

Pierre 03.30.2007 04:22 PM

ok thanks
The 7XL is it no more suited for a truggy?
Think you the 5S would go?
Thank you has all


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