losi 8t 2.0 and lipo questions please help
03-07-2010, 09:06 PM
#16
i know if you run a high voltage servo,a nimh proberty wont have to much runtime . never ran a high voltage servo,but i just brought a hitec 7954sh dingal servo for my truggy.
03-08-2010, 08:04 AM
#17
I run the Losi 2000mah LiPO in both vehicles; love it. I still havent balanced the receiver pack in the buggy and it's about 7 months old 
Couldnt find a balance adapter that would work when I bought and then I forgot about it all together. Suppose I better pick one up.
Couldnt find a balance adapter that would work when I bought and then I forgot about it all together. Suppose I better pick one up.
03-08-2010, 10:18 AM
#18
Lots of guys say you don't need to balancea 2c lipo. I use that same charger and equinox balancer, just remember to switch it to interface mode and it will balance as charging.
You can use quick balance, it balances as it discharges. Then charge it in interface mode.
I don't like the losi lipo receiver packs, I've had 3 and they suddenly aren't seen by the charger, I suspect the losi battery box is so tight on the battery it stresses the battery wire and eventually it comes loose. I went back to nimh 1600, your spectrum receiver will handle the voltage, the thing to look out for is the servos.
You can use quick balance, it balances as it discharges. Then charge it in interface mode.
I don't like the losi lipo receiver packs, I've had 3 and they suddenly aren't seen by the charger, I suspect the losi battery box is so tight on the battery it stresses the battery wire and eventually it comes loose. I went back to nimh 1600, your spectrum receiver will handle the voltage, the thing to look out for is the servos.
03-09-2010, 05:03 AM
#20
03-09-2010, 06:32 AM
#21
It's a thunderpower plug.
You just need to install the plug to one side of the 2s/3s "port" If the locking tab is pointing up you plug the conector into the left side of the board. Not really sure of a better way to describe that. I have been using this method since the Losi Lipo came out and have had no problems.
You just need to install the plug to one side of the 2s/3s "port" If the locking tab is pointing up you plug the conector into the left side of the board. Not really sure of a better way to describe that. I have been using this method since the Losi Lipo came out and have had no problems.
03-09-2010, 10:17 AM
#22
It's a thunderpower plug.
You just need to install the plug to one side of the 2s/3s "port" If the locking tab is pointing up you plug the conector into the left side of the board. Not really sure of a better way to describe that. I have been using this method since the Losi Lipo came out and have had no problems.
You just need to install the plug to one side of the 2s/3s "port" If the locking tab is pointing up you plug the conector into the left side of the board. Not really sure of a better way to describe that. I have been using this method since the Losi Lipo came out and have had no problems.
03-09-2010, 11:57 AM
#24
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