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pb4ugo · 05.25.2008, 02:05 PM

But the motor drawing 150 amps on 5s (slightly under 15c) will put out the same power as the motor drawing 75 amps on 10s (same load on batteries).

I know there are minor benefits to be gained in efficiency (and therefore power) in the 10s situation. It just doesn't pencil out for me as being worth the money. Most of us need to figure out ways to control all the power we have anyways.

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pb4ugo RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 517 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Utah	05.25.2008, 02:05 PM But the motor drawing 150 amps on 5s (slightly under 15c) will put out the same power as the motor drawing 75 amps on 10s (same load on batteries). I know there are minor benefits to be gained in efficiency (and therefore power) in the 10s situation. It just doesn't pencil out for me as being worth the money. Most of us need to figure out ways to control all the power we have anyways.