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Dagger Thrasher · 09.30.2008, 05:54 PM

Lol I know, you don't come by many owners!

I don't know, though...I have an experienced friend in RC, and his Havoc has always been very controllable, and handled well offroad (though obviously it's still easy to spin out on a loose surface if you just slam the throttle). This is gonna be a stupid amount of power, but I don't see it being too much of a problem as long as I'm careful with the trigger. If it's too difficult, I might install a heading-hold gyro to help things out.

Thanks for the interest, it's much appreciated.

I think I've finally decided on a battery, though...and it's not the hit-and-miss Rhino pack I was on about. Elite have just released their new 35C 5000mah cells (I know, 35C is a VERY high rating, but reports suggest they perform darned well), and they're only 130mm long. Perfect with a custom-sized RC-M tray.

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Dagger Thrasher I have no idea what's going on Offline Posts: 464 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: UK	09.30.2008, 05:54 PM Lol I know, you don't come by many owners! I don't know, though...I have an experienced friend in RC, and his Havoc has always been very controllable, and handled well offroad (though obviously it's still easy to spin out on a loose surface if you just slam the throttle). This is gonna be a stupid amount of power, but I don't see it being too much of a problem as long as I'm careful with the trigger. If it's too difficult, I might install a heading-hold gyro to help things out. Thanks for the interest, it's much appreciated. I think I've finally decided on a battery, though...and it's not the hit-and-miss Rhino pack I was on about. Elite have just released their new 35C 5000mah cells (I know, 35C is a VERY high rating, but reports suggest they perform darned well), and they're only 130mm long. Perfect with a custom-sized RC-M tray.