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11.03.2009, 10:39 AM

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I figure the lower voltage will reduce the amp draw, voltage stress, ripple, etc., and be safe to use
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Nope, the opposite is generally true, but only if you use a lower kv motor at the same time; voltage drop and current ripple is purely to do with lipo quality rather than voltage...
Wait a minute here. Maybe I'm reading something wrong, but for a given setup, a lower voltage will result in lower current (and lower speed). And since current draw is lower, ripple current and voltage drop will be less as well.
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11.03.2009, 12:40 PM

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Wait a minute here. Maybe I'm reading something wrong, but for a given setup, a lower voltage will result in lower current (and lower speed). And since current draw is lower, ripple current and voltage drop will be less as well.
That is exactly my thinking. Now, if I go trying to gear it way up to match 4s speed, or something silly like that, then it would be a different story.
In any case, I found these if I need 'em...
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