Do you think 2 of these batteries will be enough to start an engine with a starter box?
08-22-2009, 02:48 PM
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Do you think 2 of these batteries will be enough to start an engine with a starter box?
I just wanna get some cheap ones do you think 2 of these (my starter box takes 2 batteries) will make the rubber piece spin fast enough and have enough torque to start my engine?
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJA83&P=0
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJA83&P=0
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RE: Do you think 2 of these batteries will be enough to start an engine with a starter box?
I use 2 1400 nicd's that are over 10 years old to start my Mammoth Pro with the .25 motor. I charge them in the morning and they are good to go all day.
I have gotten well over 10 starts on any given race day without needing a recharge.
I have gotten well over 10 starts on any given race day without needing a recharge.
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RE: Do you think 2 of these batteries will be enough to start an engine with a starter box?
I was just asking because I got a Venom 3300 nicd here and one really bad battery which came from a toys r us car and they cant start my buggy. I think its the toys r us battery thats doing it because the Venom is new and runs cars great.
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RE: Do you think 2 of these batteries will be enough to start an engine with a starter box?
It's best to get 2 that are close to the same as far as performance goes.
For a starter box, you don't really need top of the line batteries, cheaper packs will do.
For a starter box, you don't really need top of the line batteries, cheaper packs will do.
