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lydiasdad · 01.19.2006, 06:34 PM

I have the 18 volt 820's but their nominal voltage is 24. The victor is a robot speed control. It is actually the victor 883sc. They are available at robot marketplace. Run time is pretty good. My jugg uses cheap 3000's and it's run time is about 10-15 min. It is very fast on 14 cells. I have it geared 20/76(it has an e-maxx tranny). My maxx has gp 3300's and its run time is about 7-10 mins. It hits 40mph easy. If you want more runtime get the 18v 820, if you want more speed get the 12v 820. PM me if you need any help. I have tried everything, 775's, 820's and 970's. The dewalt 820 is the best brushed setup I have tried.

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lydiasdad RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 174 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Illinois	01.19.2006, 06:34 PM I have the 18 volt 820's but their nominal voltage is 24. The victor is a robot speed control. It is actually the victor 883sc. They are available at robot marketplace. Run time is pretty good. My jugg uses cheap 3000's and it's run time is about 10-15 min. It is very fast on 14 cells. I have it geared 20/76(it has an e-maxx tranny). My maxx has gp 3300's and its run time is about 7-10 mins. It hits 40mph easy. If you want more runtime get the 18v 820, if you want more speed get the 12v 820. PM me if you need any help. I have tried everything, 775's, 820's and 970's. The dewalt 820 is the best brushed setup I have tried.