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fastbaja5b · 07.07.2009, 10:05 PM

Considering I am using a 100 Amp Eagletree logger, I suspect there are some inaccuracies as the voltages are recorded at Amps outside the ideal range.

That said, my other Harris pack got to 6.38 in similar conditions, and a Reedy 20C 7.4V 5000mah hardcase Lipo got to 5.89 on a brief drop, so that to me reinforces the assertion that you need a battery rated for at least 125A in the Flux (given a high amp spike of 119)

I put the same Reedy battery straight into my Slash VXL (no top up charge) and got a voltage drop to 6.89 volts under a 79 Amp Load there.

It's not a perfect measurement, I'm sure the eagletree's use of fake deans doesn't help, wire lengths etc etc but it's all learning.

If anyone wants a copy of the log files just drop me a PM, happy to share!

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fastbaja5b RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 704 Join Date: May 2008	07.07.2009, 10:05 PM Considering I am using a 100 Amp Eagletree logger, I suspect there are some inaccuracies as the voltages are recorded at Amps outside the ideal range. That said, my other Harris pack got to 6.38 in similar conditions, and a Reedy 20C 7.4V 5000mah hardcase Lipo got to 5.89 on a brief drop, so that to me reinforces the assertion that you need a battery rated for at least 125A in the Flux (given a high amp spike of 119) I put the same Reedy battery straight into my Slash VXL (no top up charge) and got a voltage drop to 6.89 volts under a 79 Amp Load there. It's not a perfect measurement, I'm sure the eagletree's use of fake deans doesn't help, wire lengths etc etc but it's all learning. If anyone wants a copy of the log files just drop me a PM, happy to share! Say Less, Do More.