That could be a while :lol:

Hopefully there will not be a need for one if the MMM can support 60 mph all day long in any 8th conversion.

I would like to get to 60mph with 75A instead of 150A. I like to stay cool and efficient :smile:. Stuff lasts longer that way.

My plan is in my t-maxx conversion w/ 4s Neu 1512

6S MMM Micro RS4:lol:

2 projects in mind:

Lighten my XB8EC with 6S and a 1512/3.5d (1500kv) an a TP2600 6S pack - going to try and get longer runtime through high efficiency and low buggy weight - hoping to get below 8lbs with this setup.

E-Revo when it comes out 6S 3900xp Neu with a 1515 motor - jeeze how many of these are we going to see - this'll be the weekend project of the summer.

In my Xray XB8 TQ with 6S1P A123, don't know what motor yet, possibly an outrunner.

if i can get one... hyper 8.5 PRO i got yesterday... still undecided on the motor, batteries (will 6s1p have enough amp draw capability to handle high powered neu motors. more than 8 cells is outa the question (total) so im thinking 4s2p.. i just want something reliable, not something balistic!

Losi 8ight on 5S

Just pick a motor to run at a reasonable speed with 6S. It'll be more efficient and run cooler. You can still keep the speed under control. If you pick a motor with a similar RPM to a nitro, you can run the same kind of pinions and keep the speed the same.

Besides, 6S1P fits so nice in a buggy. :)

Going in a Revo with Neu 1515 1y and 5s.

Mines going in a 3905 E 6s A123/Neu 1512/2.5d, gearing for mid 40's.

ok, but seriously, will 6s provide the amps required for these powerful motors? and what motor would you suggest? ive got an rc monster heatsink, so smooth can may be better?
thanks,
ryan

I may have to pick up another one to replace the quark125b in my hyper8. That will also allow me to remove the ccbec and some extra wiring. Trying to lighten the buggy as much as possible.

I'm going to be the odd man out here:
Revo, Fiego 10L, and 12 cells of pure NiCd 3300maH lightening!!!!:lol:

MMMMuggy
 

6s running an Align 600XL hybrid outrunner.