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zippy flightmax safe cutoff? - 05.16.2009, 11:26 PM

the esc i want to use for my savage has a set cutoff of 3V per cell. i've heard that 3.2V is ideal for zippy packs because they lose their balance or something like that.

so, will i be ok with a cutoff of 3V per cell?


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05.18.2009, 02:36 AM

anyone?


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05.18.2009, 03:17 AM

If you can manage to make run time, than it will only help to set the cut-off at 3.2v per cell. It just gives more of a safety margin. They are nice packs though and won't need as much babying as the older versions.


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