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TLTRyan · **Flux Eagle Tree Data 4s 6000mah 20C -** 10.28.2009, 07:07 PM

HPI is not lying when they say you need batteries that are capable of handling 120A continuous.

This was my first run. It was all off road. You can see I started off the run rather slow to get the feel for the truck. After a few minutes I got used to WOT and used it quite often..

The BLUE Line is Voltage and the PURPLE line is Amps
This is the entire run.

The next 2 graphs are zoomed in and show a few seconds of the run in detail. My voltage drops are about 1V under a 120A load.

My run was stopped short from loosing a wheel. The logger said I used 4600, I recharged about 4300.

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TLTRyan RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 3 Join Date: Oct 2009	Flux Eagle Tree Data 4s 6000mah 20C - 10.28.2009, 07:07 PM HPI is not lying when they say you need batteries that are capable of handling 120A continuous. This was my first run. It was all off road. You can see I started off the run rather slow to get the feel for the truck. After a few minutes I got used to WOT and used it quite often.. The BLUE Line is Voltage and the PURPLE line is Amps This is the entire run. The next 2 graphs are zoomed in and show a few seconds of the run in detail. My voltage drops are about 1V under a 120A load. My run was stopped short from loosing a wheel. The logger said I used 4600, I recharged about 4300.