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maxxbear 09.29.2009 06:26 PM

new to lipos
 
hi guys,quick question,want to run 4s/5s on my flm max w/mmm what would be a good starting point for spur/pinion truck already has all upgrades,and getting rid of my hv novak.looking at hyperion g3s.would there be any other batts. in their league.i mostly bash in street/parking lots.thanks

Bondonutz 09.29.2009 06:52 PM

Here ya go MaxxBear, This little tool (Thanks to BrianG) can help you figure out your questions.

http://scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/_top_speed.html

use the top speed calc to figure out the gearing, don't over gear or you'll run into problems.

redshift 09.29.2009 07:24 PM

"looking at hyperion g3s.would there be any other batts. in their league"

Yes, but the Hyperions seem to be the #1 bang-for-buck at the moment, the only issue you may have is they will do serious damage to lesser drivetrains. You can't go wrong with Hyperion, they really deliver!

maxxbear 09.29.2009 07:28 PM

do you guys think their would be much of a balance problem using just i pack versus 2(1-14.8 or 2-7.4)thanks

redshift 09.29.2009 10:52 PM

From what I understand using one 2S and one 3S is fine as long as the individual cells are identical, and have the same use, if not new.

lincpimp 09.29.2009 11:38 PM

For balance on the maxx 2 packs are preferable. You can run a pair of 2s packs for 4s, or a 2s and a 3s for 5s total. Best to keep the same packs together, as all of the cells will age at the same rate if always run together. I would go with 5s, 4s setups tend to have high current draws, and 5s will allow for lower gearing (for the same speed if using the same motor) and you will get longer runtime.

maxxbear 09.30.2009 10:30 AM

thanks for info guys


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