Are Zippy Lipos safe with a Castle MMM Speedy?

[suicideneil]

Common sense & conventional wisdom > HPI manual. Everyone who's owned or read about the MMM system, or any BL system for that matter knows that you can never have too much battery power ( in terms of C rating & mah capacity/ discharge capability ). 120 amps as a minimum, the more the merrier- some people are really making me doubt their suitability to own a BL model if they are stressing or confused by these simple issues....

I'm finally getting my head wrapped around this brushless stuff. I'm quite happy with my weakest battery having a 150a discharge rate, it barely get's hotter than 30c after 15 minutes of bashing.

Originally Posted by suicideneil

Common sense & conventional wisdom > HPI manual. Everyone who's owned or read about the MMM system, or any BL system for that matter knows that you can never have too much battery power ( in terms of C rating & mah capacity/ discharge capability ). 120 amps as a minimum, the more the merrier- some people are really making me doubt their suitability to own a BL model if they are stressing or confused by these simple issues....

If you got something to say to me neil, then be a man about it and say it to my face.

[suicideneil]

Alright then. I think you have all the common sense & initiative of a 10 yearold. You've owned a Flux and MMM + lipos before, you know exactly how to look after the system, so I cant understand why you get so flustered and confused about something written in 2 different manuals in a slightly different way. Nor do I understand your incessant need to start a new thread every time you have a daft question like:

Why is this rebadged charger so much more than this oem charger?
Why is my MMM running a bit hot in my over-sized flux?
Whats a good body for my xl chassis?
Who makes the best pinions?
What am best lipos?
What gearing should I run?
Should I gear up or down on 6s lipo?

Nothing has changed in the last 12 months since you last had exactly the same truck, therefore everythign you knew then is still valid now; there is no need to act like a 10 yearold traxxas forum noob- hence why there was a bit of a Freezebyte-bashing session a few weeks back when everyone was 'bullying' you because you were being annoying with all your silly questions and comments.

You just need to act like a grown up on a forum like this- read some threads before asking the obvious questions you already know the answrs too, and you dont need to post up helpful tips from HPI like' make sure you unplug your batts when you arent using the truck'; this is such a simple and obvious thing it doesnt need to be posted here, it isnt groundbraking info so no one really pays any attention half the time to what you post..

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