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captain harlock · 10.15.2006, 10:26 AM

My friends,

Considering that the 1950/10 motor makes 1250+ rpms/v and I've noticed that the truck- after fixing the soldering problem- is still stutterring and I also found that when I've connected x2 3s 3700mah lipos, the motor is only running at the same level of rpm when it is connected to a 3s lipo. The motor is actually running on a 3s2p 7400 lipo pack, since I'm using two 3s packs IN PARALLEL and not in series. The controller has four battery leads, but I dont know how to make them double up the voltage of the two 3700mah lipos.
Any ideas?

Also, is it possible that the fact that I'm using only 12.6 volts ( 2 3s parallel) with a motor which needs lots of volts to work at peack performance is what is making the motor stutter and perform poorly?
At 12.6 volts, the motor is only revoluting above 15000 RPMs slightly.

So, what to do?

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captain harlock RC-Monster Captain Offline Posts: 2,745 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Saudi Arabia	10.15.2006, 10:26 AM My friends, Considering that the 1950/10 motor makes 1250+ rpms/v and I've noticed that the truck- after fixing the soldering problem- is still stutterring and I also found that when I've connected x2 3s 3700mah lipos, the motor is only running at the same level of rpm when it is connected to a 3s lipo. The motor is actually running on a 3s2p 7400 lipo pack, since I'm using two 3s packs IN PARALLEL and not in series. The controller has four battery leads, but I dont know how to make them double up the voltage of the two 3700mah lipos. Any ideas? Also, is it possible that the fact that I'm using only 12.6 volts ( 2 3s parallel) with a motor which needs lots of volts to work at peack performance is what is making the motor stutter and perform poorly? At 12.6 volts, the motor is only revoluting above 15000 RPMs slightly. So, what to do? The name is Alawi. You can call me Al. Nice to meet you!