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cart213 · 01:54 PM

I ran through a full pack all at once for the first time today. I didn't time it, but it was about 20~25 minutes of driving. I was driving it hard, but not digital-hard, lol. The batteries and motor were warm after the packs dumped, and the motor was hot, but not as hot as yesterday. I could hold my finger on it (barely). I've got to say that I love these batteries. They ran strong until less than a minute before the packs dumped. The truggy ran slowly for about 30 seconds and then was done. It has a VERY steep curve at the end of the pack. This was with no lvc. The quark was in NiMh mode. And I can leave the packs in the truggy, and the truggy in my SUV without worrying about any spontaneous combustion. And I can leave the room when they are charging, too. :D

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cart213 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 484 Join Date: Dec 2005	09.26.2006, 01:48 PM I ran through a full pack all at once for the first time today. I didn't time it, but it was about 20~25 minutes of driving. I was driving it hard, but not digital-hard, lol. The batteries and motor were warm after the packs dumped, and the motor was hot, but not as hot as yesterday. I could hold my finger on it (barely). I've got to say that I love these batteries. They ran strong until less than a minute before the packs dumped. The truggy ran slowly for about 30 seconds and then was done. It has a VERY steep curve at the end of the pack. This was with no lvc. The quark was in NiMh mode. And I can leave the packs in the truggy, and the truggy in my SUV without worrying about any spontaneous combustion. And I can leave the room when they are charging, too. :D Last edited by cart213; 09.26.2006 at 01:54 PM.