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sikeston34m · 04.24.2010, 08:45 PM

Sorry for not taking pictures guys.

The case uses torx screws. I was able to get them out with an allen wrench, but it was a pain.

I'll pick up some torx drivers soon and take pictures.

I also want to do a few other things when I have the pack apart again.

1. Install a 5S Balance lead that goes outside the pack so I can keep an eye on individual cell status.

2. Install a couple of power plugs so I can run a power analyzer on the setup. This will enable me to know the average amp draw, the peak amp draw, etc. Works kinda like an Eagletree. Hmmmm........I could even run an eagle tree on it, then we'll know how the cells carry the load.

Even if these are "only" 10C cells, that's still 1200 watts of power.

Not too shabby IMO.

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sikeston34m RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,085 Join Date: Sep 2007	04.24.2010, 08:45 PM Sorry for not taking pictures guys. The case uses torx screws. I was able to get them out with an allen wrench, but it was a pain. I'll pick up some torx drivers soon and take pictures. I also want to do a few other things when I have the pack apart again. 1. Install a 5S Balance lead that goes outside the pack so I can keep an eye on individual cell status. 2. Install a couple of power plugs so I can run a power analyzer on the setup. This will enable me to know the average amp draw, the peak amp draw, etc. Works kinda like an Eagletree. Hmmmm........I could even run an eagle tree on it, then we'll know how the cells carry the load. Even if these are "only" 10C cells, that's still 1200 watts of power. Not too shabby IMO.