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RC-Monster Mike · 04.18.2005, 06:14 PM

If you only ran one 6 cell pack, the cogging is inevitable with the warrior. It will be minimized when you attach the other pack in parallel or add a receiver pack. On one pack, the voltage drop of the batteries causes problems for th controllers BEC. The 8L is good for 12 or 13 cells for everyday running, and could be pushed further (more cells) for the occasional high speed jaunt. I don't think the UBEC will help in this case (if the battery drops below 5.5 volts, the UBEC will go into bypass mode, resulting in the same issue), but I do have them back in stock. adding the second pack in parallel or a receiver pack will make a big difference, though.
I am definately looking forward to the video!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	04.18.2005, 06:14 PM If you only ran one 6 cell pack, the cogging is inevitable with the warrior. It will be minimized when you attach the other pack in parallel or add a receiver pack. On one pack, the voltage drop of the batteries causes problems for th controllers BEC. The 8L is good for 12 or 13 cells for everyday running, and could be pushed further (more cells) for the occasional high speed jaunt. I don't think the UBEC will help in this case (if the battery drops below 5.5 volts, the UBEC will go into bypass mode, resulting in the same issue), but I do have them back in stock. adding the second pack in parallel or a receiver pack will make a big difference, though. I am definately looking forward to the video!