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Brushless E-Zilla
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04.30.2006, 05:26 PM
What is the minimum recomended rating for Li-Po's?? 10C, 15C, 20C etc..???:032:
MT2 converted to electric 15 turn mod motor:027: HPI RS4 3 Evo:032: E-Zilla:020: |
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04.30.2006, 06:17 PM
For a 1/10 truck such as an emaxx they shouldnt be lower than 15C.
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04.30.2006, 06:50 PM
Thanks Sylvester
So 15c for my E-Zilla but if I go Brushless on my Savage then 20c? MT2 converted to electric 15 turn mod motor:027: HPI RS4 3 Evo:032: E-Zilla:020: |
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04.30.2006, 08:34 PM
C rates don't mean anything without the capacity factored in...
If you have an 8000mah 8C pack, that can handle 64amps continuously. If you have a 3200mah 20C pack, that can also handle 64amps continuously. The 8C will obviously give you more than twice the runtime, but it will also weigh more. My point is that C rates aren't all that important. Don't go out and buy a pack just because it says 15C or 20C. I run an 8C 5400mah (43amps continuous) in my 1/8 buggy, and that holds up fine. Recently I bought an 8C 6600mah battery that I have yet to try. |
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