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08.25.2008, 04:42 PM
You'd wire all of these in parallel to get 6600, 8000 and 9600mah packs respectively...
Too bigger packs = too much weight = bad handling and breakages... Or you could get 3 x 3s 6000 and wire in series for 6s 6000 |
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08.25.2008, 05:10 PM
if all these batts are 5s..why would i choose LESS mah over MORE run time?
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08.25.2008, 05:24 PM
Just weight = too bigger packs = too much weight = bad handling and breakages
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08.25.2008, 05:37 PM
CEE senyor!....i did not realize that more mah meant more poundage!!...i got it mow!
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