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04.26.2007, 12:18 AM

well whats an average amp draw I can expect? lol.
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well whats an average amp draw I can expect? lol.
40-60 amps
   
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40-60 amps

Where did you pull that from?


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40-60 amps
On my REVO with 4200 mAh I am getting around 8-12 minutes, using MM math -> 21.5A - 31.5A (4.2Ah*60/(8 or 12) = 31.5A or 21.5A)

From here 40-60 amps ratings for battery selection looks reasonable if you add safety factor.
   
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