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Gee · 01:56 AM

Didn't take is that way brian. I suppose using too low of and amp esc would just burn the esc up. If I remember correctly. Running at half throttle is actually worse on things then running at full thottle. So even thinking I would not need full throttle with that setup. Still doesn't get me in the cheaper seats.

How about....

It sounds like you guys feel the load would be lighter then a rustler for example. If I am running two motors and two esc to push this thing. Using a low gearing setup for each motor. That should help lighten the load that is put on each motor. Right.?.? I'm sure my math isn't going to work here. If each motor would be doing half the work. I could take the 70amp esc that I might get by with and divide that by two and run two 35amp esc. What are the odds the esc(s) would last until the LVC cut in for the lipos?

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	08.05.2008, 01:55 AM Didn't take is that way brian. I suppose using too low of and amp esc would just burn the esc up. If I remember correctly. Running at half throttle is actually worse on things then running at full thottle. So even thinking I would not need full throttle with that setup. Still doesn't get me in the cheaper seats. How about.... It sounds like you guys feel the load would be lighter then a rustler for example. If I am running two motors and two esc to push this thing. Using a low gearing setup for each motor. That should help lighten the load that is put on each motor. Right.?.? I'm sure my math isn't going to work here. If each motor would be doing half the work. I could take the 70amp esc that I might get by with and divide that by two and run two 35amp esc. What are the odds the esc(s) would last until the LVC cut in for the lipos? Last edited by Gee; 08.05.2008 at 01:56 AM.