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BL_RV0 11.28.2008 09:22 PM

Ok, I would go for that design.

Takedown 11.28.2008 09:44 PM

Will your track allow a custom hardcase 4s lipo? For example. Bending a peice of thick lexan into the correct dimensions to cover the whole pack then shrinking it with specs on the shrink. For budget purposes that sounds like your best bet if your track will allow it.

BL_RV0 11.28.2008 09:46 PM

Why? His track allows soft shell lipos.

brushlessboy16 11.28.2008 09:46 PM

my track doesnt even require hard cased lipos

BL_RV0 11.28.2008 09:48 PM

I beat you.

brushlessboy16 11.29.2008 12:06 AM

Bleh.

Found out that the track runs 5 minute heats and 15 minute mains. So I should be able to use my zippy for the heats and whatever other battery for the main

BL_RV0 11.29.2008 01:11 AM

Why not get some low-mah lightweight batts for the 5min races?

brushlessboy16 11.29.2008 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by BL_RV0 (Post 236996)
Why not get some low-mah lightweight batts for the 5min races?

Depends on how much I have in my wallet..:whistle:

rootar 11.29.2008 09:57 AM

id try and run the same voltage in both the heats and mainsgoing from 5s to 4s allt eh time would screw with your driving and be a pita to change the cutoff everytime....

maybe mike could chime in i know he has alot more batts availbe to him than what he has listed he may can get you pair of 3300 or 3500 4s packs. his new lipos are top notch.

brushlessboy16 11.29.2008 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by rootar (Post 237057)
id try and run the same voltage in both the heats and mainsgoing from 5s to 4s allt eh time would screw with your driving and be a pita to change the cutoff everytime....

maybe mike could chime in i know he has alot more batts availbe to him than what he has listed he may can get you pair of 3300 or 3500 4s packs. his new lipos are top notch.

I just sent him an email:yes:

rootar 11.29.2008 10:34 AM

im sure he can find something good for ya in the 4s 6000 - 8000 range and alot of the packs he can get are short in length which is what you need to put them both behind the spur gear/ centerdiff, if you really want the hot setup you could have him make you a couple custom size tray matching trays to run on each side in the back, would be a very nice setup and ultra secure.

Rnemhrd 11.29.2008 11:05 AM

Maybe this will help some. http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16216 Maybe not.

BL_RV0 11.29.2008 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16 (Post 237048)
Depends on how much I have in my wallet..:whistle:

Ok, how about some cheap ebay batteries? Check these out, I'll get you a link in a sec.

brushlessboy16 11.29.2008 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rootar (Post 237061)
im sure he can find something good for ya in the 4s 6000 - 8000 range and alot of the packs he can get are short in length which is what you need to put them both behind the spur gear/ centerdiff, if you really want the hot setup you could have him make you a couple custom size tray matching trays to run on each side in the back, would be a very nice setup and ultra secure.

I shot him an email to see what he says. 6200mah should get me through a 15min main without dumping, i want to know how they are getting 30 minute runtimes out of comparable packs. I still dont know what voltage to run... Length is not a problem, Matrix is a good 3/4'' longer then most truggies- even my zippy can fit behind the spur without a problem
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rnemhrd (Post 237064)
Maybe this will help some. http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16216 Maybe not.

It did help a lot but the difference between what people are saying makes me iffy. Since no one runs the same setup you know:oops:

Takedown 11.29.2008 12:11 PM

I misread what youve asked but IMO it wouldnt be bad to take the extra step to protect your packs...


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