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03.02.2008, 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by mwry13 View Post
Not necissarily...

Using higher voltage doesnt mean the car can go faster or produce more power... it just means its much easyer on amperage...

using a similar 4s setup you would buy a motor that is comparable to say a nitro cars RPM's

Using a 6s setup you would (assuming you want to "compete with Nitros") get a motor similar to RPM in nitro cars

The only difference is amperage difference and hence the price difference on speed controls... More voltage = less amps pulled ^_^

Both Setups are competative... a 6s setup would run a bit cooler but cost a bit more for the speed control
Errr. Double the voltage means double the power. 14V x 100 amps is 1.4 Kwatts where 28v x 100 amps is 2.8 Kwatts.

I am getting the stuff together to convert my Evolva into electric. Like you i need the run time to be able to run 15 mins and have batteries that can be changed in 30 seconds. I can then compete against IC 1/8th cars

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