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E-maxx-kid 03.04.2006 01:51 PM

Batteries touch metal chassis and cause sparks?
 
Sometimes when I put my 8 cell ib3800's in my e revo, i notice the end of the batterys touch the chassis and causes a spark, I was just wondering if this is anything to worry about, and is it damaging the cells.

Thank you,

Sylvester 03.04.2006 02:00 PM

I had the same thing happen to me, they could damage the cells, if iwere you, id put some electrical tape around the batteries where the bars are, so it doesnt short circut.

E-maxx-kid 03.04.2006 02:13 PM

Ok cheers put some tape on it now, hope I aint done any damge the previous times it has happend.

maxxdude1234 03.04.2006 03:10 PM

Even better. Why don't you put some heatshrink over your batteries?

HotnCold 03.04.2006 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxxdude1234
Even better. Why don't you put some heatshrink over your batteries?

Absolutely -to do the least. Sparky no Goody - Lets not even think about lipo sparky.......:026:

maxxdude1234 03.04.2006 04:02 PM

lipo sparky = mulcho $$$$$$$$

coolhandcountry 03.04.2006 04:05 PM

It shortens run time while sparking. It can fry your esc to. Shrink is a good option. Some foam padding tape something.

E-maxx-kid 03.04.2006 04:07 PM

Luckily it wernt connect to the esc :), seems ok with electrical tape, and the gorilla foam padding now, i cant fit 8 flat on the side of the servo, using the emaxx steering horn?

Any solutions?

Thanks,

coolhandcountry 03.04.2006 04:37 PM

yeah. I would get the ue.

E-maxx-kid 03.04.2006 04:40 PM

Does'nt fit the E-Revo, never mind ive modded the straps so that the batts do fit.

This thing is fast compared to a hv maxx!

How fast u reckon i should be getting, 16 cells, 7xl, 20/66.

thanks,

squeeforever 03.05.2006 12:02 AM

i would safely say 45 easily. maybe 50.

coolhandcountry 03.05.2006 07:57 AM

depends on the tire you run. If you have some big joe looking tire over like a crime fighter.

E-maxx-kid 03.05.2006 08:00 AM

I run bow ties on velocity dishes.

Today when i ran it i noticed brief periods of no power, pretty sure its down to the aa's i use though.

Thanks,

coolhandcountry 03.05.2006 08:23 AM

If you have the stock diff ratio. It would run about 42 mph if the tire is 140mm tall.

E-maxx-kid 03.05.2006 08:25 AM

Yer that sounds about right,

Heres some pics,

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...d/DSC00579.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...d/DSC00580.jpg


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