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sleebus.jones · 11.11.2007, 02:51 AM

First thing to watch out for is that voltage rating. Is the ESC rated in volts only, or LiPo packs? A fully charged LiPo cell can be 4.2v, which would put you at 33.6v. Some ESCs tolerate higher voltage with no problem, but some go POP if you go a tenth of a volt over.

With that voltage, 84A is lots of headroom, so you've got no worries there.

Sleeb

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sleebus.jones I like chocolate milk Offline Posts: 650 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston, TX	11.11.2007, 02:51 AM First thing to watch out for is that voltage rating. Is the ESC rated in volts only, or LiPo packs? A fully charged LiPo cell can be 4.2v, which would put you at 33.6v. Some ESCs tolerate higher voltage with no problem, but some go POP if you go a tenth of a volt over. With that voltage, 84A is lots of headroom, so you've got no worries there. Sleeb