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_paralyzed_ · 08.30.2009, 08:25 PM

its hard to say as you didn't list the "c" rating of the proposed batteries.

it's also hard to say because without an eagletree or similar data recorder we have no idea how many amps you are pulling.

6s (22.2v) at 100 amps is 2220watts(100a x 22.2v) which is about 3hp (743w = 1hp)

is your ez run capable of 6s operation?

if so- 6s at 60 amps is 1332 watts, close to 2hp

the math for the batteries is such- example: 6s 5000mah 20c (20c x 5000mah = 100amps) (100amps x 22.2v = 2220 watts) 2220 watts available

I'm gonna go look at the neu motor chart and see what else I can figure out for you

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_paralyzed_ working on a brushless for my wheelchair..... Offline Posts: 4,890 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: minnesnowta	08.30.2009, 08:25 PM its hard to say as you didn't list the "c" rating of the proposed batteries. it's also hard to say because without an eagletree or similar data recorder we have no idea how many amps you are pulling. 6s (22.2v) at 100 amps is 2220watts(100a x 22.2v) which is about 3hp (743w = 1hp) is your ez run capable of 6s operation? if so- 6s at 60 amps is 1332 watts, close to 2hp the math for the batteries is such- example: 6s 5000mah 20c (20c x 5000mah = 100amps) (100amps x 22.2v = 2220 watts) 2220 watts available I'm gonna go look at the neu motor chart and see what else I can figure out for you _______________________________________ It's "Dr. _paralyzed_" actually. Not like with a PhD, but Doctor like in Dr. Pepper.