Recomendations on a good reciver pack?
#1
Recomendations on a good reciver pack?
Iam running a MX-3S with a novak xxtra on a Yoke GT-4. Anyone got any good recomendations on good reciver pack?
#2
The skyline 1400 mah 5 cell flat pack will fit right in and give your plenty of run time.
#3
Tech Regular
check out the prices at promatch. they have gp1100 receiver packs.
#6
thanks for the input, iam looking at these reciver packs and it seems liek they are made from sub-c cells that are used to power electric rc's. Am i correct? If so cant I just make my own pack? Get 5 cells, soem battery bars, shrink and what not, and make a pack? Even if i get liek unmatched 3000 wound that gimme killer runtime?
#7
Tech Elite
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Originally Posted by aN4rK1
thanks for the input, iam looking at these reciver packs and it seems liek they are made from sub-c cells that are used to power electric rc's. Am i correct? If so cant I just make my own pack? Get 5 cells, soem battery bars, shrink and what not, and make a pack? Even if i get liek unmatched 3000 wound that gimme killer runtime?
#8
Ahh ic, so they arent sub-C cells. Will sub-C cells work tho? Iam thinking this is the best option. 5, say unmatched 3000's, sub-c, made into a side by side pack, with a connector for my reciver. That way i can peak charge them and discharge and what not. What does every1 think?
#9
the biggest issue will be if they fit on the chassis, and then they are going to be a lot heavier than a normal rx pack , so id just stick w/ something like ib 1200's, or something along those lines.
#11
Originally Posted by aN4rK1
Ahh ic, so they arent sub-C cells. Will sub-C cells work tho? Iam thinking this is the best option. 5, say unmatched 3000's, sub-c, made into a side by side pack, with a connector for my reciver. That way i can peak charge them and discharge and what not. What does every1 think?
#12
ahhh alright, i didnt think about most of the issues. I guess ill just buy a reciver pack from ebay or sumthing. Thanks every1
#14
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Yeah thats going to be very heavy , not worth the runtime....youll just have a sloppier , slower car with more roll and probably will be off-balance due to a bunch of weight being added to one point.
Normally they design the car for a certain battery and off-set all the main components to distribute the weight load evenly around the car. So when you change something like that youll probably have to dump a bunch more weight somewhere else to make it equal out , thus adding a good 150-200 grams to the car just for longer run time...in which your car will be much slower.
Normally they design the car for a certain battery and off-set all the main components to distribute the weight load evenly around the car. So when you change something like that youll probably have to dump a bunch more weight somewhere else to make it equal out , thus adding a good 150-200 grams to the car just for longer run time...in which your car will be much slower.
#15
Ya makes sense, thanks again.