I sure hope so, I have done that several times

That kind of sounds apprehensive.

I charge mine up a couple days in advance. For me, if they go over three days or more, I store them with a storage charge.

Nope we manage to fit in some racing as well!!

If you ever get over to Ireland give me a shout.

MiCk B. :-)

You can count on it!

I know that many people can get away with it, but I have read that you don't even want to leave a lipo fully charged for even a couple of hours, as it tends to kill the life of them, and can make them swell up too. My buddy does it, but I refuse to. I leave mine stored at 7.6 volts until they are ready to be charged.

Just got my FT B4 along with an extended chassis. How much weight is everyone adding to these with this chassis.

I added a 1/2 oz between the servo and the steering on the chassis.

Are any of you guys putting any weight in the rear. I cant get my +8 B4.1 to keep from nose diving, I dont want to add weight to stop it but that may be the only thing that may help. I have tried different shock springs and that didnt do it

Ballast in the back, 1/4's in the rear triangles, 1/2 next to the RX. Nothing up front.

Ballast weight on the ft or back will have little effect on the attitude of the car landings after a jump .

Rather


Entree speed & whether you are on the power or off , then ride height & how much brake you are using.



These effect how a car fly's ....

8m chassis

Ft
1/4 oz on each side by servo, 1/2oz on the nose...

back
1/1/2oz ft of transmission
1/4oz on each back side of battery tray
1/2 oz on receiver side

Yes, throttle and brake can change the direction of flight on larger jumps. I am speaking of the smaller jumps that have very little "air time"

I will try the weight distribution you suggested and see what happens

Take the weight off or put on , will not make much of a difference on jumps, weight is for traction & steering adjustment..


BTW , you said the car is diving nose first...

Try running the lipo in the back position. With the longer chassis it will have a greater effect. Also, what anti-squat are you running?