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yeah, that's what i was afraid of. oh well. i just did a little "jam" session with my rig out in my office's parking lot. even with about a 75% charged pack, that 35t motor has some nuts!!!
plus, it sidehills like a dream, i just ran a 30 foot long curb with little steering input....
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The XL-5 is set with the delay...Nothing you can do. It is a great ESC for a Scaler...Not so for a comp truck...
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Originally posted by Rockboundi would sacrafice volts and run no delay. if you need quick reverse and dont have it you are going to roll cost you points. the minor change in volts isn't going to hurt you that bad.
I'm with Rockbound on this one. Unless you are talking about the difference between 7.2V and 11.1V, not worth the delay.
There is a good difference between 7.2V and 9.6V, but just not enough for ME to want to loose instant reverse.
Try it and see how it works with YOUR driving style
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yeah, i ended up running the old rooster yesterday. but, "Dad's hobbies" had an extra 8.4v 2/3A pack laying around he cut me a good deal on, so the voltage wasn't that bad. i did notice that the 1400maH cells felt like they were dumping a bit towards the end of my second run, though, so i guess next time i'll just have to actually remember to bring my charger to peak my cells between runs.
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Originally posted by STEEL_CITY_CRAWLERyeah, i ended up running the old rooster yesterday. but, "Dad's hobbies" had an extra 8.4v 2/3A pack laying around he cut me a good deal on, so the voltage wasn't that bad. i did notice that the 1400maH cells felt like they were dumping a bit towards the end of my second run, though, so i guess next time i'll just have to actually remember to bring my charger to peak my cells between runs.
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