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Hi, just finishing converting my EB4 S3 to brushless and the final piece of the puzzle is the cells, what is the voltage/pack size etc I am Brca legally okay to use?
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At the moment there are no rules from the BRCA for 1/8th scale electric buggies, so most people adopt the US ROAR rules. I think the maximum voltage is 4S and max size of the battery is the same as 2 x 2S batteries. And of course the normal only hard cased batteries to be used. But you can download the full ROAR rule book from www.roarracing.com
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Ya the trend is 4s and roar rules. But a lot of people here in the states hate the 4s rule and ROAR in general. 5s and 6s is very nice and there is not major disadvantage to it.
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So its all down to your driving style. If your going to 6s id start at 4s first to get the hang of it |
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Is it best to use 2x7.4 packs as opposed to 1x14.8 pack? What packs are best to use?
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One 4s pack will give the advantage of tidier wiring but it doesn't really make any difference to the performance, in either case that comes down to the quality/discharge rate of the actual cells and ESC/Motor combo. |
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I plumped for the LRP ix8 and LRP 2200kv motor, I got 4 x 6000mah 65c 7.4v batterys. Should do the job I hope.
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