1700, 2000 or 2400
#1
1700, 2000 or 2400
Hi Guys,
Just want to know would there a major difference upgrading from 1700 to 2000 or 2400 batteries?
I currently run 2 X 1700 batteries in my starter box, they seem to work ok, but have noticed that other starter boxes (same brand) seem to have more power.
Would 2000 or 2400 give me more power or more life or both (or would the difference be insignificant).
Just want to know would there a major difference upgrading from 1700 to 2000 or 2400 batteries?
I currently run 2 X 1700 batteries in my starter box, they seem to work ok, but have noticed that other starter boxes (same brand) seem to have more power.
Would 2000 or 2400 give me more power or more life or both (or would the difference be insignificant).
#2
Re: 1700, 2000 or 2400
Originally posted by Novarossi
Hi Guys,
Just want to know would there a major difference upgrading from 1700 to 2000 or 2400 batteries?
I currently run 2 X 1700 batteries in my starter box, they seem to work ok, but have noticed that other starter boxes (same brand) seem to have more power.
Would 2000 or 2400 give me more power or more life or both (or would the difference be insignificant).
Hi Guys,
Just want to know would there a major difference upgrading from 1700 to 2000 or 2400 batteries?
I currently run 2 X 1700 batteries in my starter box, they seem to work ok, but have noticed that other starter boxes (same brand) seem to have more power.
Would 2000 or 2400 give me more power or more life or both (or would the difference be insignificant).
#3
I use a Gel Cell. There is nothing to mess with, and with the $8 charger, you plug it in at 5:00pm the day before the race, and its ready by 7:00 when you need to pack up. The gelCell was $12 i think, and the charger was $8 if i remember correctly.
#4
The differences is 2000 and 2400 have more MAH (duh) and don't have to be recharged as often. I'm not too sure about voltage on 2400 cells because I got out of electric racing when they came out.
Anyways, 1700 cells do in fact offer more punch than 2000mah cells. I know this because I would run 1700 cells in stock class while I ran 2000mah in modified class. The way you charge the packs also affect how much voltage they initially put out.
But I wouldn't bother with new cells. Get a gel cell like Troy said... Not necessarily more punch but lasts a hell of a long time before being recharged and cheaper as well.
Anyways, 1700 cells do in fact offer more punch than 2000mah cells. I know this because I would run 1700 cells in stock class while I ran 2000mah in modified class. The way you charge the packs also affect how much voltage they initially put out.
But I wouldn't bother with new cells. Get a gel cell like Troy said... Not necessarily more punch but lasts a hell of a long time before being recharged and cheaper as well.
Last edited by Dan; 11-22-2001 at 08:55 PM.
#6
Originally posted by nitro dave
my serpent starter recommends 2 x 1500's. is this ok or should i go for 1700's as well?
my serpent starter recommends 2 x 1500's. is this ok or should i go for 1700's as well?
#7
The only complaint that I have heard with the gel cells is from the Pit Man who has to carry the starter box around.
I love my Gel Cell! It will last two weekends without a recharge (probably more, I just recharge every two weeks) and has enough juice to run your tire truerer in a pinch or even hookup your battery charger if you need to real quick.
I love my Gel Cell! It will last two weekends without a recharge (probably more, I just recharge every two weeks) and has enough juice to run your tire truerer in a pinch or even hookup your battery charger if you need to real quick.
#8
Tech Initiate
Im using 3000 packs in both my starter boxes they last about 2 full races with my son and I xxx-nt's and about 2 weeks with my serpent impact starter box.