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9L on 16 cells -
12.31.2004, 10:22 PM
I have the Feigao 9L with the 9918 controller that I run with 14 cells.But I see in your add that the 9L can be run up to 16 cells,is this really safe for this motor?What can I expect performancewise and with what gearing is advised?
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12.31.2004, 11:20 PM
The 9L can take 15-16 cells. It is working pretty hard at that voltage, though. The power will be pretty insane on 16 cells. if you are running 14 cells now, gear down a tooth or so when you go up to 16 cells and you should be pretty safe. Just get ready for some torque!
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01.01.2005, 12:16 PM
When you say "gear down" you mean more teeth on the pinion gear? I currently run 16 so go to 18 or so?
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01.01.2005, 03:00 PM
Gear Down = Less Teeth
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01.02.2005, 09:58 PM
Right. Gear down means less teeth on the pinion or more teeth on the spur. The pinion is easier to change, so that is the best way to adjust your ratio.
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