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Serum · 06.11.2006, 03:45 PM

Higher voltage normally results in different gearing and if you want to get the same speed, you can tune down your transmitter, and that way, the current will go down to reach the same amount of power to reach a certain topspeed.

Both can be accomplished by either gearing it down or tuning down your transmitter. (that is, if you are happy with the current speed)

And with brushless setups, the current of the batteries are mostly the limiting factor. if a battery can deliver 115A of peak current, it doesn't matter if you use 4 or 5 cells. the peak power stays 115A.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	06.11.2006, 03:45 PM Higher voltage normally results in different gearing and if you want to get the same speed, you can tune down your transmitter, and that way, the current will go down to reach the same amount of power to reach a certain topspeed. Both can be accomplished by either gearing it down or tuning down your transmitter. (that is, if you are happy with the current speed) And with brushless setups, the current of the batteries are mostly the limiting factor. if a battery can deliver 115A of peak current, it doesn't matter if you use 4 or 5 cells. the peak power stays 115A.