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Old 01-13-2020, 06:46 PM
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Just ordered a redcat exp drift car (I kno I'm a newbie lol) and was wondering what lipo battery setup would best pair with the 540 brushed motor. ..for overall speed and battery life. Already purchased a banana to Dean's connector for the car. I already have 2 5200mah 50c 2s lipos that I run in a brushless buggy. Would those be safe to run in the redcat? Thanks in advance from a new member!
Old 01-14-2020, 11:46 AM
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The batteries that you have now, would be fine to run in your new RC.
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Ok thanks rusty.
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My only concerns with brushed motors is the heat from long runs. I had not luck with off road buggies and trucks while using newer cheap brushed motors. ..6 minutes and she was cookin'. On-road and drifting probably can get away with more if geared correctly.
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Thanks Rusty. Note taken..honestly I am just want more punch out of the motor so I can RIP out of a turn with a set of rubber tires, not a full blown drift but get alittle loose lol.

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