| Azathoth |
September 14th, 2011 21:28 |
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Originally Posted by ThunderCactus
(Post 1532030)
+1, it's not necessary, but it certainly doesn't do any harm to the battery to balance it every time either
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It may not be necessary, but it's highly advised (safer). The 1 second it takes to plug in the balancing lead before the EC3 connector or deans or TRAXXAS or whatever you use is not so difficult as to prevent you from using it all the time.
Cactus, you need more ROF from your 249 :D lots lots lots more, just plug a 7.4v into the box mag to keep up with the RoF.
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Originally Posted by juRRipiLLu
(Post 1522073)
I`m not sure if this is the right thread to ask this but do you think that 11,1v 25C 5000 mAh Lipo would be a little overkill to a G36c with highspeed gears (SHS 16:1) and a SHS Ultra High Torque motor and a M120 spring (400fps) ? I wanna hear your opinions about this.
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Not overkill, although running a M200 spring would probably get you a better result as your mags cannot feed fast enough to keep up with the gun cycling.
I think users forget that the motor SUCKS power from the battery at whatever rate it can handle. The battery does not just dump it's maximum load onto the system. If your system can only handle 40amp CDR, that's what the battery passes down.
my next question is so he's been running that for a year. how often is he playing? how much is he shooting? You can have a monster build that works great under workshop conditions, but craps out after "X" games or "X" rounds.
I know from personal experience that Genuine PTS Pmags with 0.40 weight BB's cannot keep up on to how fast the gun cycles (supposedly 1300RPM with the xortech chrono). The mags seemed to be able to keep up with .30 weights and lower. |
