RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Doing a Brushless Conversion. Advice Please.

spiftacu1ar · 02.01.2009, 07:01 PM

So, basically, i thikn I am going to stick with the 13t for now, and gear up later if I deem it necceasry. I will be monitoring the temps closely with my nomadio controller's telemetry. I will keep one temp sensor on the motor, and one on the batts. I believe the ESC has built in temp protection, so I am not going to worry abuot it.

Has anyone has experience with zippy flightmax 5000mah 25c or 30c batteries. THe 30c is slightly shorter, so are preferrable to me, but hobby city is currently out of stock. The 25c is still in stock, but I want to ensure that they are adequate. Do any of you have experiece with these packs?

The other option are the SPC 15c 5000mah batteries. People say they are more like 20c, but I think the zippy packs are better. If you guys think that the SPC's are, in fact, better than the zippy's I am willing to spend the extra money.

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spiftacu1ar RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 62 Join Date: Nov 2008	02.01.2009, 07:01 PM So, basically, i thikn I am going to stick with the 13t for now, and gear up later if I deem it necceasry. I will be monitoring the temps closely with my nomadio controller's telemetry. I will keep one temp sensor on the motor, and one on the batts. I believe the ESC has built in temp protection, so I am not going to worry abuot it. Has anyone has experience with zippy flightmax 5000mah 25c or 30c batteries. THe 30c is slightly shorter, so are preferrable to me, but hobby city is currently out of stock. The 25c is still in stock, but I want to ensure that they are adequate. Do any of you have experiece with these packs? The other option are the SPC 15c 5000mah batteries. People say they are more like 20c, but I think the zippy packs are better. If you guys think that the SPC's are, in fact, better than the zippy's I am willing to spend the extra money.