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10.25.2009, 02:54 PM
I didn't know you were going to use a Hobbywing esc... can't see it lasting too long. I would contact Lutach and get his HV esc, should do a much better job at throwing that car around.
BTW, as far as the power calcs go, each cell can do 2.8v/cell @ 70 amps typically. So whatever size pack you are using, use those specs as a base line when calculating how many cells you want to use. |
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10.25.2009, 06:31 PM
Just to be redundant- that HW ESC isn't going to do well at all. Maybe give the new turnigy monster-2000 a try? That would work oh-so nicely.
http://hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store..._Brushless_ESC |
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