Is 2 hours possible? (Lipo receiver pack run time)
#1
Is 2 hours possible? (Lipo receiver pack run time)
So I got a lipo receiver in the Mugen. The last race I ran it was a 20 min main and I only used 300mah and its a 2020mah pack!! And that also includes some warm up time and a few practice laps, but lets say 20 minutes b/c its a easy number to work with.
So if I use 300mah in 20 min then that means I will only use 900mah in 60 minutes and 1800mah in 120 minutes. I just dont remember whats the deal about running the lipos down so low.
Reason I am asking is b/c I am gonna be doing a 5 hour (thats right, 5 hour) truggy endurance race. 1 team of 4, one chassis. Not having to come in for 2 hours for a battery change would be amazing!
So my question is, do you guys remember how low I can run the lipo?
So if I use 300mah in 20 min then that means I will only use 900mah in 60 minutes and 1800mah in 120 minutes. I just dont remember whats the deal about running the lipos down so low.
Reason I am asking is b/c I am gonna be doing a 5 hour (thats right, 5 hour) truggy endurance race. 1 team of 4, one chassis. Not having to come in for 2 hours for a battery change would be amazing!
So my question is, do you guys remember how low I can run the lipo?
#3
I would not test that theory if it were me. If it does dump that could be very bad news. In a five hour race what is 45 seconds to replace a battery worth?
#4
i'm about to do a 3hr enduro in 2 weeks and i plan on doing 2 packs, 90mins each... my packs are only 1600mah..
#5
Oh I totally agree, but it takes longer then 45 seconds to change the pack, i think. Im probably gonna do 100 minutes each.
#6
My first enduro was 2 hours and we used one 1500mah but it dumped on the last lap... lol 100mins on a 2200mah should be no prob.
#8
Just put the largest lipo you can fit in your radio box in. Get a y cable to connect anoother one in parrellel and stick it to the side pod or something.
Plenty of room on my chassis for extra lipos. I could probally squeeze 3000mah into the car before things got silly looking.
That way you won't have to stop to switch batteries.
It deosn't have to be pretty. Its only going to be like that for one race.
Plenty of room on my chassis for extra lipos. I could probally squeeze 3000mah into the car before things got silly looking.
That way you won't have to stop to switch batteries.
It deosn't have to be pretty. Its only going to be like that for one race.
#9
Tech Adept
So I got a lipo receiver in the Mugen. The last race I ran it was a 20 min main and I only used 300mah and its a 2020mah pack!! And that also includes some warm up time and a few practice laps, but lets say 20 minutes b/c its a easy number to work with.
So if I use 300mah in 20 min then that means I will only use 900mah in 60 minutes and 1800mah in 120 minutes. I just dont remember whats the deal about running the lipos down so low.
Reason I am asking is b/c I am gonna be doing a 5 hour (thats right, 5 hour) truggy endurance race. 1 team of 4, one chassis. Not having to come in for 2 hours for a battery change would be amazing!
So my question is, do you guys remember how low I can run the lipo?
So if I use 300mah in 20 min then that means I will only use 900mah in 60 minutes and 1800mah in 120 minutes. I just dont remember whats the deal about running the lipos down so low.
Reason I am asking is b/c I am gonna be doing a 5 hour (thats right, 5 hour) truggy endurance race. 1 team of 4, one chassis. Not having to come in for 2 hours for a battery change would be amazing!
So my question is, do you guys remember how low I can run the lipo?
#13
Unless your on blu groove the tracks going to get fluffy. Shouldn't a set of medium compound I-beams last 4 hrs? Crossbraces?