Originally Posted by
Dave H
Less. Seems C is the dominating factor, since it has an inverse relationship with Internal Resistance. Lower internal resistance equates to more punch. Lower internal resistance results in higher voltage maintained under load, thus more punch.
thanks Dave, that is exactly what I have felt in my experience also.
Within reason, a higher C battery will "feel" more punch than a lower C battery. (Hence the thread overall)
I have run 3200 25C (80 amp) back to back with 3600 20C (72 amp) and could feel a difference in the punch (the 25C packs being years older).
But, I also have some 5400 24C (Older Checkpoints, I think they are 24C) packs that have great punch. Feel as good as my Reedy 35C.
Yes, I mainly run non boosted 17.5, occasionally a 13.5 or VXL motor.