Originally Posted by
literocola
I have the 65c in my car now and is that too much 65c power for the BL60? The higher the c means more instant punch power and some batteries will punch upto like 60-80c? If I went to a 2200 battery with a 30c would that give me more run time, but sacrifice that instant power?
What does 3656-size mean? The Kv I understand I think. The higher the Kv the faster it is? This ESC will handle upto a motor that is 4000Kv?
There are plenty of "30C" packs out there that have similar internal resistance to those with "80C" ratings, and will therefore hold voltage as well and deliver the same amount of current. I use quotes because these rating are often complete bs, especially in the car world, where ratings of 100C or more are commonplace. In reality, few batteries can handle 30C continuously, but even relatively low C packs can handle bursts of 100C. Long story short, a good 30C pack will give you more power than you can put to the ground.