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lol, 4s on a Slash may sound like a lot, but it's set up for runtime, not speed. It's geared conservatively, and the ESC settings are set mild. I figure it would be more efficient to run 4s @ 5Ah than to run 2s @ 10Ah.
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lol, 4s on a Slash may sound like a lot, but it's set up for runtime, not speed. It's geared conservatively, and the ESC settings are set mild. I figure it would be more efficient to run 4s @ 5Ah than to run 2s @ 10Ah.
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lol, 4s on a Slash may sound like a lot, but it's set up for runtime, not speed. It's geared conservatively, and the ESC settings are set mild. I figure it would be more efficient to run 4s @ 5Ah than to run 2s @ 10Ah.
Yup I get your point, But I would rather stick with 3s.


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Yup I get your point, But I would rather stick with 3s.
I like the Medusa 3300 on 3s...I used 86/19 and 2 2200 3s batteries in parallel. Runs cool and long.
   
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