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05.01.2007, 10:06 PM
I too would guess braking. The stress from acceleration depends on the voltage of the battery, but in braking the voltage could potentially go higher than the battery voltage (at least compared to the battery's voltage under the load of acceleration).
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05.01.2007, 10:08 PM
Yeah, I'm thinking about higher voltage spikes from motor, and transients?
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05.01.2007, 11:11 PM
I did a little experiment with a 10,000uF cap I had, and it doesn't arc a whole heck of alot, not much more than stock Quark.
I found these on eBay, they are 1500uF, might be a little big to mount. What do you think? HERE |
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