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We got some really good batteries from the LHS and they usually last about 15 minutes with a fair amount of high speed running with a 9 year old at the wheel. The batteries were 40 or so per. Be sure you get a good charger, there is a huge difference between the batteries I charge on my new charger and the piece of junk that came with the trucks.
Same batteries on my older junk charger might last 5 minutes or so at the same pace.
Same batteries on my older junk charger might last 5 minutes or so at the same pace.
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I personally use the Elite 4500 cells, and think they are good for the money. I get great runtimes with my S-600 motors too. As for a charger I use a Duratrax Piranha (the digital one). It's cheap and gets the job done.
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You need at least 2 batteries adn they should be no smaller than 3000mah. The more mah the longer it will run. You might be better off getting a nitro truck. By the time you get an emaxx, batteries, charger it will be almost as much. Check out the Nitro Stampede. They are a good price.
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ORIGINAL: dogtank 1000
can a e-max run on beach good will sand heart it run on beach top not near water nice do if sand heart to much thanks
can a e-max run on beach good will sand heart it run on beach top not near water nice do if sand heart to much thanks
they run ok on sand, if the sand is packed like on most beaches it will run even better