can you run a soft pack lipo in a savage flux?
#2
Keep a Class D fire extinguisher handy...
#3
Tech Master
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Here....I'll respond since we actually own a Savage Flux.
We've been running Turnigy 2/3S soft packs and SPC 2/2S soft packs for 2 summers now.
And its only caught fire twice but the hotdogs and marshmallows tasted a bit funny the last time.
These Nimh guys, really.
We've been running Turnigy 2/3S soft packs and SPC 2/2S soft packs for 2 summers now.
And its only caught fire twice but the hotdogs and marshmallows tasted a bit funny the last time.
These Nimh guys, really.
Last edited by Yosh70; 03-12-2011 at 03:40 PM.
#4
Tech Elite
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LOL, actually that will not put it out either.
If you use some padding in the battery boxes, I am sure you can find a way to run soft case packs. I have been running softcase packs in my e-1/8th for 3 years and I have never had a problem. You just have to make sure that the pack can't move around in the battery boxes. Neoprene works good for padding. You can find it is 1'x1' sheets at your local craft store. You could also use something like weather stripping for doors. Comes it big rolls at the hardware store and is usually self adhesive.
http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardw...atalogId=10053
If you use some padding in the battery boxes, I am sure you can find a way to run soft case packs. I have been running softcase packs in my e-1/8th for 3 years and I have never had a problem. You just have to make sure that the pack can't move around in the battery boxes. Neoprene works good for padding. You can find it is 1'x1' sheets at your local craft store. You could also use something like weather stripping for doors. Comes it big rolls at the hardware store and is usually self adhesive.
http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardw...atalogId=10053
#5
i wouldnt recommend it unless you dont wanna do standing backflips haha