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Serum · 11.13.2007, 02:41 AM

I'd like to know who said that too, Zero; from my understanding this forum is preaching it the other way around. High voltage setups will draw less amps, and the higher the voltage of a setup, the less the total internal resistance of the setup becomes an issue (runs more efficient) Unless you use the same gearing and same motor on 4/6S that would increase the current flow.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	11.13.2007, 02:41 AM I'd like to know who said that too, Zero; from my understanding this forum is preaching it the other way around. High voltage setups will draw less amps, and the higher the voltage of a setup, the less the total internal resistance of the setup becomes an issue (runs more efficient) Unless you use the same gearing and same motor on 4/6S that would increase the current flow.