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bdebde · 11:15 PM

Well, Neu's amp rating is at max volts (30v); your volts will be half that, so you could see currents that are double that (watts/your voltage).

I'm with Neil on capacity as well, I would not go much less than 4000mah for 4s; unless you like to buy batteries often.

*edit* By 230amp per min, I assume you mean 230mah per min: keep in mind that rating will go up as voltage goes down. My 6s racing buggy uses less than 200mah/min, and if to get 230mah/min. with 5s, I bet you will get well over 250mah/min. on 4s.

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bdebde That's All Folks! Offline Posts: 2,359 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: in a VAN down by the RIVER	01.05.2010, 11:01 PM Well, Neu's amp rating is at max volts (30v); your volts will be half that, so you could see currents that are double that (watts/your voltage). I'm with Neil on capacity as well, I would not go much less than 4000mah for 4s; unless you like to buy batteries often. edit By 230amp per min, I assume you mean 230mah per min: keep in mind that rating will go up as voltage goes down. My 6s racing buggy uses less than 200mah/min, and if to get 230mah/min. with 5s, I bet you will get well over 250mah/min. on 4s. Ve8 - MMM, Neu 1509/2.5y, 6s D8T - MMM, Neu 1515/2.5D, 6s Muggy - MMM, CC 1520/1Y, 6s SC10 4X4 Last edited by bdebde; 01.05.2010 at 11:15 PM.