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Serum · 04.27.2005, 02:02 AM

With that basic XL, you might as well use the BK 30/95 (the higher the voltage, the lower the amps will be to reach the same power) In fact, the BK 30/95 is soon to be renamed/rebatched to 36/95. In fact, you can load the 36/95 (or 36/120) with a big 2240 if you want to. But if you want to keep it superlight, take the XL and use lipoly cells (the Kokam 3200's are the best money can buy at this moment)

Keep this in mind;

I have got bad experiences with Schulze, (and i am not the only one in this world, and bad is the understatement of the century here) and i never ever heard a bad thing about BK!

People run their maxxes with a low kv motor on highvoltage lipoly packs with great succes! It is soooo powerfull.! And you'll get a very efficient setup when you go highvoltage.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.27.2005, 02:02 AM With that basic XL, you might as well use the BK 30/95 (the higher the voltage, the lower the amps will be to reach the same power) In fact, the BK 30/95 is soon to be renamed/rebatched to 36/95. In fact, you can load the 36/95 (or 36/120) with a big 2240 if you want to. But if you want to keep it superlight, take the XL and use lipoly cells (the Kokam 3200's are the best money can buy at this moment) Keep this in mind; I have got bad experiences with Schulze, (and i am not the only one in this world, and bad is the understatement of the century here) and i never ever heard a bad thing about BK! People run their maxxes with a low kv motor on highvoltage lipoly packs with great succes! It is soooo powerfull.! And you'll get a very efficient setup when you go highvoltage.