Series or Parrallel?
#1
Series or Parrallel?
Flame suit on! haha. I'm running 2 2s batteries in an 8th scale buggy with tekin ESC and motor. Do I wire the batteries in series or parrallel? Do I even have a choice in the matter? Thanks!
#2
Series, if you're after a 4cell system.
#4
So it looks like I do have a choice. I didn't think the ESC could handle that high of voltage, if it could also run at 7.4v. What do most people run? Thanks for the sarcasm-free responses! Especially you, Zero! Isn't my mah essentially the same since there are still two batteries? I look at mah as a function of runtime..Am I right?
#5
Most people run 4s in ebuggies, the rx8 can handle up 6s. 2s can be a little under powered for a T8
#6
Tech Lord
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So it looks like I do have a choice. I didn't think the ESC could handle that high of voltage, if it could also run at 7.4v. What do most people run? Thanks for the sarcasm-free responses! Especially you, Zero! Isn't my mah essentially the same since there are still two batteries? I look at mah as a function of runtime..Am I right?
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Tech Master
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So it looks like I do have a choice. I didn't think the ESC could handle that high of voltage, if it could also run at 7.4v. What do most people run? Thanks for the sarcasm-free responses! Especially you, Zero! Isn't my mah essentially the same since there are still two batteries? I look at mah as a function of runtime..Am I right?
And yes mah (milliamp hours) is directly related to run time , the greater the mah the bigger your "fuel tank" is.
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Tech Fanatic
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Almost everyone who runs 1/8 ebuggy runs a 4s set up. I know a few run 2s or 3s set ups indoors on small tracks and a few run 5s and 6s setups outdoors. 4s is the accepted standard though. A 4s set up will have more power than a 2s or 3s set up and will be more efficient yielding less heat. The RX8 can handle 4s and that is what I would recommend. What MAH our your batteries? Anything above 5000 MAH has plenty of run time.
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Almost everyone who runs 1/8 ebuggy runs a 4s set up. I know a few run 2s or 3s set ups indoors on small tracks and a few run 5s and 6s setups outdoors. 4s is the accepted standard though. A 4s set up will have more power than a 2s or 3s set up and will be more efficient yielding less heat. The RX8 can handle 4s and that is what I would recommend. What MAH our your batteries? Anything above 5000 MAH has plenty of run time.