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Serum · 11.24.2006, 01:31 PM

i am doing a serpent at this moment. it's one of the nicest conversions to do IMO. The cars don't use a rear diff, i updated mine with a ball-diff, no idea how it goes, but i like the idea of having a diff in it.

I will do some testing with 5S, it will weight about 5 - 5.5 lbs, and 100 mph is completely useless. aim for the 60-70 mph. It makes more sense. 6S is not needed. since it weights almost half of an e-maxx and 6S for a maxx is too much already.

My plan is to try a 7XL/XL2400 and see what it does. i thought about getting a Neu 1512 with 2000 or 2600 kv.

Since it's lightweight, i think a small motor (such as the 1930) would do great.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	11.24.2006, 01:31 PM i am doing a serpent at this moment. it's one of the nicest conversions to do IMO. The cars don't use a rear diff, i updated mine with a ball-diff, no idea how it goes, but i like the idea of having a diff in it. I will do some testing with 5S, it will weight about 5 - 5.5 lbs, and 100 mph is completely useless. aim for the 60-70 mph. It makes more sense. 6S is not needed. since it weights almost half of an e-maxx and 6S for a maxx is too much already. My plan is to try a 7XL/XL2400 and see what it does. i thought about getting a Neu 1512 with 2000 or 2600 kv. Since it's lightweight, i think a small motor (such as the 1930) would do great.