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damaxxman 06.23.2007 09:11 PM

whats better?
 
whats better with 16cells the 7xl, 8xl or 9xl?

zeropointbug 06.23.2007 09:21 PM

How do you define 'better'? If you mean performance, then the 7XL of course. :017: :005:

If you mean a proper setup that won't get scorching hot and is going to have plenty power, then that would be a 9XL, even a 10XL.

damaxxman 06.23.2007 09:23 PM

so the the 7xl will be better as in accelaration and top speed but the 9xl won't burn. top speed wise is there a big difference?

zeropointbug 06.23.2007 09:31 PM

I was joking about the 7XL part, really. No one in their right mind around here would run that setup, it's simply to 'hot', and literally hot, maybe for speeds runs, but that's about it.

I think I speak for most ppl on this forum that the 9 or 10 XL would be a good setup for bashing, racing, and won't stress things too much (mechanical & electrical).

damaxxman 06.23.2007 09:34 PM

ok cool cause i bought a 9xl.lol i hope it works good. tho i hate not being able to get gears easy and fast.

damaxxman 06.23.2007 09:35 PM

i got a 18T,20T,22T with a 66T spur.those should work right?

zeropointbug 06.23.2007 09:37 PM

Yes, start with the 18T, and go from there.

rchippie 06.23.2007 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zeropointbug
I was joking about the 7XL part, really. No one in their right mind around here would run that setup, it's simply to 'hot', and literally hot, maybe for speeds runs, but that's about it.

I think I speak for most ppl on this forum that the 9 or 10 XL would be a good setup for bashing, racing, and won't stress things too much (mechanical & electrical).


I tried that setup once in my (UE) racebomb for about 10 minutes. It was way to much power for me. I was rolling pretty good at half throttle, then i pulled the trigger to full throttle it fliped right on it's lid time after time. LOL:005:

zeropointbug 06.23.2007 11:19 PM

My truck right now with 5s2p A123 pack on 7XL I find is too much power at times... not all the time though! :027: On gravel it's nice, grass it will lift the front end at any speed

damaxxman 06.23.2007 11:22 PM

when u say 5s2p does that mean 5 cells 2 part??????

rchippie 06.23.2007 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zeropointbug
My truck right now with 5s2p A123 pack on 7XL I find is too much power at times... not all the time though! :027: On gravel it's nice, grass it will lift the front end at any speed


I tried my 7XL with 16 IB 3600 cells in a 12 1/5 almost 13 pound truck . It was very impresssive when i pulled the trigger but i dont think it would be usable power in a race. There really is such a thing as to much power :005: ?.

zeropointbug 06.23.2007 11:55 PM

5s2p = 5 series cells (@3.3volts) with 2 of these paralleled (@ 2.3Ah cell) for better performance and longer runtime. So, it's 16.5v nominal, with 4600mAh capacity.

A123 cells are different from Lithium Polymer cells. They are a Nano Lithium-Phosphate chemistry, it's new (1 year old) and quite revolutionary.


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