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cart213 · 09.24.2006, 09:18 AM

CHC: Squee is right. The lvc is not needed for these batteries. I'm using NiMh mode on the quark.

MM: It hard to see in the pics, but the left battery is completely on the metal chassis. It's using the middle mud guard mounting hole for the front battery mount. The right battery is mounted to the mud guard at the front only. The mounting hole is only about 1/2" off of the chassis, so the guard does not have much room to flex between the hole and the chassis. About 3/4 of the battery is sitting on the chassis, not the guard, so it should be pretty sturdy. And, I've got velcro under the batteries as well. I will keep an eye on the right side battery, though. Thanks for the advice.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to test the turbos until tomorrow. I used up the batteries and left the charger at work.

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cart213 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 484 Join Date: Dec 2005	09.24.2006, 09:18 AM CHC: Squee is right. The lvc is not needed for these batteries. I'm using NiMh mode on the quark. MM: It hard to see in the pics, but the left battery is completely on the metal chassis. It's using the middle mud guard mounting hole for the front battery mount. The right battery is mounted to the mud guard at the front only. The mounting hole is only about 1/2" off of the chassis, so the guard does not have much room to flex between the hole and the chassis. About 3/4 of the battery is sitting on the chassis, not the guard, so it should be pretty sturdy. And, I've got velcro under the batteries as well. I will keep an eye on the right side battery, though. Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, I won't be able to test the turbos until tomorrow. I used up the batteries and left the charger at work.