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Rtsbasic
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09.30.2006, 05:43 PM

Well Mr Palmer himself said it'll do it as long as I don't push the gearing too far, causing it to overheat. With limited warranty in my RC10GT stadium, but no warranty in the Savage.

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Off the record - the Max has no issue whatsoever with 14cells. In fact - you could go up to 16 cells if you really wanted to if you watched all the temps and the motor was OK with those revs.

Long term, 4s/14cell use I know will grow in popularity, and eventually we'll spec the system to be under warranty with it officially, but not until we see two things:

#1 - folks like you (and a lot of others here on the forum) that know what you're doing, use it that way long term without difficulties, and
#2 - The general knowlege base come up a bit more within the hobby regarding high power brushless and it's optimal applications.
So yes I will eventually give 16 cells a go, if it works okay on 12/14. If it blows up I'll post a pic :D :)
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10.01.2006, 12:10 AM

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Well Mr Palmer himself said it'll do it as long as I don't push the gearing too far, causing it to overheat. With limited warranty in my RC10GT stadium, but no warranty in the Savage.

So yes I will eventually give 16 cells a go, if it works okay on 12/14. If it blows up I'll post a pic :D :)
If that is all true (about the 16 cells), then 5s will work too.

5s @ full charge (4.2v/cell) = 21v.
16 cells @ full charge (~1.4v/cell) = 22.4v.
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