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Originally Posted by mwry13
Not necissarily...
Using higher voltage doesnt mean the car can go faster or produce more power... it just means its much easyer on amperage...
using a similar 4s setup you would buy a motor that is comparable to say a nitro cars RPM's
Using a 6s setup you would (assuming you want to "compete with Nitros") get a motor similar to RPM in nitro cars
The only difference is amperage difference and hence the price difference on speed controls... More voltage = less amps pulled ^_^
Both Setups are competative... a 6s setup would run a bit cooler but cost a bit more for the speed control
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Errr. Double the voltage means double the power. 14V x 100 amps is 1.4 Kwatts where 28v x 100 amps is 2.8 Kwatts.
I am getting the stuff together to convert my Evolva into electric. Like you i need the run time to be able to run 15 mins and have batteries that can be changed in 30 seconds. I can then compete against IC 1/8th cars
Cheers