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cart213 · 09.19.2006, 08:46 AM

The wires are stiff like the ones on Feigao motors. I got the batteries mounted last night. Today I'll solder everything up, and then it's go time! I've decided to just use double-sided tape on the Quark at first to see how much it heats up without any heat sinking. If it gets too hot, then I'll bolt it directly to the chassis.

The cool thing about the batteries is that I'll be able to adjust the voltage to run anywhere between 26,000 and 43,000 rpm. Hopefully, I'll never need to swap out my 16t pinion to adjust speed. I can just press a few buttons to adjust my speed from 40 mph up to 65 mph, according to the speed calculator. I've also got a 12t pinion that will provide a speed range of 30~50 mph.

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cart213 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 484 Join Date: Dec 2005	09.19.2006, 08:46 AM The wires are stiff like the ones on Feigao motors. I got the batteries mounted last night. Today I'll solder everything up, and then it's go time! I've decided to just use double-sided tape on the Quark at first to see how much it heats up without any heat sinking. If it gets too hot, then I'll bolt it directly to the chassis. The cool thing about the batteries is that I'll be able to adjust the voltage to run anywhere between 26,000 and 43,000 rpm. Hopefully, I'll never need to swap out my 16t pinion to adjust speed. I can just press a few buttons to adjust my speed from 40 mph up to 65 mph, according to the speed calculator. I've also got a 12t pinion that will provide a speed range of 30~50 mph.