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09.24.2007, 08:08 PM

i have a Lehner 1940/7 hi amp, which is about 161kv short of 2400.


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09.24.2007, 08:22 PM

Oh, well then that should work for sure then, just gear it up to get your speed, and you should have lot's of power.


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here's hoping! i just inadvertently fried a matched 7 cell pack today... i'm through with ni-mh. hopefully i'll have much, much better luck (and power) with these a123 packs.

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09.24.2007, 08:31 PM

Well, as far as luck goes with A123's... LUCK IS TIER ONE!!! They are very robust/durable cells, both physically and electrically.

Power is very high, theoretically (in actual power they can deliver), but as far as running a motor type load, that's where the lower voltage holding capability is limiting you, compared to lipo. But, overall, they deliver much power for their mah rating, that's for sure, and they can handle the power too. They are very safe cells.


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