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E-Revonut
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01.19.2012, 01:59 AM

3.1 is fine for a cutoff. 3.2 gives a little more safety and doesn't push the batteries as far. A cutoff of 3.5-3.8 is nonsense, I can easily put enough draw on a pack, even a good pack to drop it down that low during a run. Driving style plays a big difference in runtime. For starters, is he flipping over a lot. A poor driver can have more play time just as easily as a good driver. If he's upside down more than he's driving he could get more time. Without running the numbers I'm nmot sure but your gearing seams pretty high. Also you don't have his gearing listed. He could be running his more efficiently than yours with optimal gearing.


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01.19.2012, 12:51 PM

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3.1 is fine for a cutoff. 3.2 gives a little more safety and doesn't push the batteries as far. .
Wow i didn't think i was that far off, That's what i get for not running an rc for over 6 months.

Wait, Just checked my settings list, whatever auto lipo is on the MMM is what its set on.
as i don't have a monster link.


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Last edited by devious1; 01.19.2012 at 12:56 PM. Reason: Just checked castle's website its 3.2, Sorry about that...
   
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