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Gustav · 08.03.2005, 07:03 PM

RC Boyz.com sell a kit for converting the savage.It's a motor plate and cell holders and a spur adapter i think ready to bolt on.No fabrication necessary.

I also vote for 7XL/9920 although i am still waiting for mine but based on Dafni and Serums advice and that it will run nice and cool and efficient on 14-16 cells.

Avoid the shulze by all accounts.It will die in a cloud of smoke.I actually have one with a bigmaxx which i have yet to run but i might e-bay it and get another controller for the bigmaxx.Problem with the plettenbergs is they are 4-pole motors which are hard on the controller and most won't handle them.

I'm expecting the 7xl to be plenty powerful on 14 - 16 cells NiMh in an LST.

Li/po is lighter weight but can swell and burst into flames if damaged or charged/handled incorrectly.They need to be stored and charged in a metal box and must not be over discharged.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	08.03.2005, 07:03 PM RC Boyz.com sell a kit for converting the savage.It's a motor plate and cell holders and a spur adapter i think ready to bolt on.No fabrication necessary. I also vote for 7XL/9920 although i am still waiting for mine but based on Dafni and Serums advice and that it will run nice and cool and efficient on 14-16 cells. Avoid the shulze by all accounts.It will die in a cloud of smoke.I actually have one with a bigmaxx which i have yet to run but i might e-bay it and get another controller for the bigmaxx.Problem with the plettenbergs is they are 4-pole motors which are hard on the controller and most won't handle them. I'm expecting the 7xl to be plenty powerful on 14 - 16 cells NiMh in an LST. Li/po is lighter weight but can swell and burst into flames if damaged or charged/handled incorrectly.They need to be stored and charged in a metal box and must not be over discharged.