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Gustav · 01.16.2006, 01:40 PM

A pair of 4s1p in series would give you 8s1p,8 cells in series.
If you want a significant increase in power over your existing setup i'd suggest going 8s or 7s,also for the increased efficiency over 6s.You can always adjust the EPA on your radio.

A pack change half way through the run will mean your not lugging unnecessary weight around,since paralleling isn't necessary for your amp draw.If we were talking about a 5 or 6 turn high amp motor that's gonna drain your packs in seconds and pull nearly 200 amp peaks then sure paralelling is the way to go.

If you're wanting 6s i'd buy 4 3s1p instead of 2 3s2p and go for a pack change,much better to carry them in your pocket than on the truck.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	01.16.2006, 01:40 PM A pair of 4s1p in series would give you 8s1p,8 cells in series. If you want a significant increase in power over your existing setup i'd suggest going 8s or 7s,also for the increased efficiency over 6s.You can always adjust the EPA on your radio. A pack change half way through the run will mean your not lugging unnecessary weight around,since paralleling isn't necessary for your amp draw.If we were talking about a 5 or 6 turn high amp motor that's gonna drain your packs in seconds and pull nearly 200 amp peaks then sure paralelling is the way to go. If you're wanting 6s i'd buy 4 3s1p instead of 2 3s2p and go for a pack change,much better to carry them in your pocket than on the truck.