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Gustav · 09.30.2005, 06:26 PM

Yeah i figured,you know what they say about great minds;)

Actually,i haven't tried mine yet,waiting on cells from Mike right now.They also have kits for gp2200s(not listed though).Mike's got stock of GP2200s so i got the cells from Mike and ordered the kits.

To me they seem like the ideal solution for brushless for NiMH.Keeps wires short as a stick pack,low resistance and easily rebuildable for experimenting with different cell counts.Just need to find some 2-56 threaded rod to cut to different lengths of pack.

Some ESC manufacturers specify end on end configuration anyway,maybe to help with interference,resistance and voltage spikes by keeping the wires short.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	09.30.2005, 06:26 PM Yeah i figured,you know what they say about great minds;) Actually,i haven't tried mine yet,waiting on cells from Mike right now.They also have kits for gp2200s(not listed though).Mike's got stock of GP2200s so i got the cells from Mike and ordered the kits. To me they seem like the ideal solution for brushless for NiMH.Keeps wires short as a stick pack,low resistance and easily rebuildable for experimenting with different cell counts.Just need to find some 2-56 threaded rod to cut to different lengths of pack. Some ESC manufacturers specify end on end configuration anyway,maybe to help with interference,resistance and voltage spikes by keeping the wires short.