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starscream · 05.16.2005, 01:19 AM

I posted my brushless Revo utilizing the GP2200's back on 03.24.2005 here: Brushless Revo

I have run my truck on 18 2200's and 18 3700's with approxmately the same performance but the 3700's did seem to have a little more punch, not much though. I usually run the truck with 20 2200's. The 2200's last around 14 minutes under race conditions. I found that out the hard way because I was racing in a 15 minute A-Main against the nitros. I barely made it through the last minute but still took second place. Running 18 GP3700's, I get over 20 minutes of runtime but the weight difference is around 8 oz :eek:

My motor is rated at 18 cells, 1200 watt's and 2500 kv. The controller can handle 21 cells and I have been running 20 cells with no problems (heat or otherwise)

In my opinion, the 2200's are the best high voltage solution next to Lipoly.

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starscream RC-Monster TQ Offline Posts: 703 Join Date: Mar 2005	05.16.2005, 01:19 AM I posted my brushless Revo utilizing the GP2200's back on 03.24.2005 here: Brushless Revo I have run my truck on 18 2200's and 18 3700's with approxmately the same performance but the 3700's did seem to have a little more punch, not much though. I usually run the truck with 20 2200's. The 2200's last around 14 minutes under race conditions. I found that out the hard way because I was racing in a 15 minute A-Main against the nitros. I barely made it through the last minute but still took second place. Running 18 GP3700's, I get over 20 minutes of runtime but the weight difference is around 8 oz :eek: My motor is rated at 18 cells, 1200 watt's and 2500 kv. The controller can handle 21 cells and I have been running 20 cells with no problems (heat or otherwise) In my opinion, the 2200's are the best high voltage solution next to Lipoly. Ha Ha The Flashlight Strikes Again...