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Serum · 05:01 AM

Okay, first of all;

The 1st step you wanted to make with the 6S is huge, compared to the 14 cell powered 10L you first had, here is why;

-lipo will be much lighter
-you run at higher volts
-you use a stronger motor.

Those 4 points make me want to say 'use 5S lipoly'

Considering Promod did nearly 60 mph (59.7 mph) on his 2240 powered truck and a 6S lipoly. In other words.. BE PREPARED! you know what lipoly's are up to. Who's Promod? A high speed guru, and also a complete scientific one (practical science) he used that 6s setup on a schulze 12.97......... (that first 12 doesn't stand for the max amount of lipo's but for the max amount of nimh's or nicd's...

My choice for a nice runtime vs speed would be in the area of the 1940/8 or 9 The nine for the coolest setup and a longer runtime and the 8 for a topspeed setup.. (mind that those RPM ratings are under load)

I would stay away from a bigmaxximum. The schulze is a rather sensitive controller (understatement) and a 4 pole is about twice as hard on your esc than a 2 pole motor.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	09.17.2005, 04:20 AM Okay, first of all; The 1st step you wanted to make with the 6S is huge, compared to the 14 cell powered 10L you first had, here is why; -lipo will be much lighter -you run at higher volts -you use a stronger motor. Those 4 points make me want to say 'use 5S lipoly' Considering Promod did nearly 60 mph (59.7 mph) on his 2240 powered truck and a 6S lipoly. In other words.. BE PREPARED! you know what lipoly's are up to. Who's Promod? A high speed guru, and also a complete scientific one (practical science) he used that 6s setup on a schulze 12.97......... (that first 12 doesn't stand for the max amount of lipo's but for the max amount of nimh's or nicd's... My choice for a nice runtime vs speed would be in the area of the 1940/8 or 9 The nine for the coolest setup and a longer runtime and the 8 for a topspeed setup.. (mind that those RPM ratings are under load) I would stay away from a bigmaxximum. The schulze is a rather sensitive controller (understatement) and a 4 pole is about twice as hard on your esc than a 2 pole motor. Last edited by Serum; 09.17.2005 at 05:01 AM.