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Sammus · 07:55 AM

someone measured the trays at RCX and I think they were 165x51x30 or something. biggest batteries on the market that fit at the moment I think are 5000mah 3s enerland cells.

I'm kind of hoping that measurement wasnt totally accurate and that A123 cells will fit side by side in there, maybe if they sit on an angle. Someone did mention the trays werent perfect rectangular prisms so this might be good. I'm hoping traxxas realised A123 were becoming more and more popular and designed the trays to fit them. I guess on the other hand the trays are enclosed so you don't need the bash proof ruggedness of the A123s anyway.

edit: I think in the early stages the castle reps said the 6s monster will be capable of 200A continuous. Someone correct me if that was ever updated.

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Sammus RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,161 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: All over Australia.	04.25.2008, 07:53 AM someone measured the trays at RCX and I think they were 165x51x30 or something. biggest batteries on the market that fit at the moment I think are 5000mah 3s enerland cells. I'm kind of hoping that measurement wasnt totally accurate and that A123 cells will fit side by side in there, maybe if they sit on an angle. Someone did mention the trays werent perfect rectangular prisms so this might be good. I'm hoping traxxas realised A123 were becoming more and more popular and designed the trays to fit them. I guess on the other hand the trays are enclosed so you don't need the bash proof ruggedness of the A123s anyway. edit: I think in the early stages the castle reps said the 6s monster will be capable of 200A continuous. Someone correct me if that was ever updated. Last edited by Sammus; 04.25.2008 at 07:55 AM.