i can't deside 5s or 6s?

[junkman]

6s for that kv, if you are playing with it, if you are racing it would probably be fast enough on 5s. You could always play around with the gearing.

[marzac2]

I would say 5S if your planning on racing it. 6S would be way fast for a track.

And why 6S hardcase? Do you have to use hardcase? It will make your battery hotter than if it were soft cased. By about 10-20 degrees. If you can do so, I would forget about the hardcase and choose the JUST AS SAFE OR SAFER alternative. Hardcases are for sanctioning bodies like ROAR to use as a disguise for safer batteries. Not necessarily safer by any means. And you will save a lot of money with the soft case too.

[zeropointbug]

Get a 6s(or 5s)5500, 4200mah, or 3300mah Hyperion G3 pack, 4200mah/6s is $200 and a hair under performance to the 40C TP packs.

Here is a 3300mah/6s VX (35C) pack that RCM sells here.

http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...33006S]&cat=18

[gizzmo79]

Originally Posted by marzac2

I would say 5S if your planning on racing it. 6S would be way fast for a track.

And why 6S hardcase? Do you have to use hardcase? It will make your battery hotter than if it were soft cased. By about 10-20 degrees. If you can do so, I would forget about the hardcase and choose the JUST AS SAFE OR SAFER alternative. Hardcases are for sanctioning bodies like ROAR to use as a disguise for safer batteries. Not necessarily safer by any means. And you will save a lot of money with the soft case too.

I whant the hard case bacause my soft case lipos keeps breaking.
About the temp, i'd never any isue with that.
Okey what is the safer alternative?

[marzac2]

Originally Posted by gizzmo79

I whant the hard case bacause my soft case lipos keeps breaking.
About the temp, i'd never any isue with that.
Okey what is the safer alternative?

Why are your soft case Lipo's breaking? If they are failing due to sliding out of your battery tray or moving around too much during driving, Your battery tray is to blame and not your soft case Lipo's. This is usually the case because some battery trays are not designed properly and don't strap the pack down good enough.

I was saying that the "safer alternative" to hardcase Lipo's is soft case ones, because they are able to run cooler and damage can be seen before it gets out of control.