Running a high C-rated battery won't burn anything up. The motor determines the load, and will be demanding the same load, regardless of what ESC or batteries you are running. If your ESC and batteries are up to the motor's load, then all is good.
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Thanks for all the info.
This is the charger and lipos I have now.
but then I went on there website www.powerhobby.com and found some lipos that I like but don’t know if I can use them in my stock arrma typhon.
1st 3S lipo 2C charge rate, 6500mah 100c / 200C burst.
2nd 6S lipo 2C charge rate, 6500mah 100c / 200c burst.
Don’t want to burn up my electronics or motor.
Thanks for any and all info in advance.
Thanks for the info.The Power Hobby 3S 6500mAh 100C Lipos you mention measure 136x44x34mm each. The height for 2 of these would be 68mm, so should fit the Talion and Kraton battery tray dimensions of 158x48x70mm. However, the battery tray dimensions for the TYPHON I believe are "only" 158x48x51mm. It looks like the height of only 51mm for the Typhon battery tray really limits the batteries you can use?
The minimum battery type to use is 5000mAh and 35C. Just do not go under this or you may burn something up. FYG, the higher the C rating, the better the battery, providing the manufacturers C rating is somewhat accurate.
Thanks for the infoRunning a high C-rated battery won't burn anything up. The motor determines the load, and will be demanding the same load, regardless of what ESC or batteries you are running. If your ESC and batteries are up to the motor's load, then all is good.
No problem. I've heard some Arrma members are using taller battery's than the battery tray specs, but not sure if this includes the Typhon? However, it should be easy to modify the top front part of the battery tray to allow a taller battery, but not sure if your Typhon body also limits the battery height? I would think you should have some room between the top of your battery tray and the bottom of your body to at least do some modification though?Thanks for the info
Due you know of any companies that make bodies that would fit the typhonYes, with the Typhon, the battery is limited by the body height. If you modify the body mount to be taller, or swap to a different body, you can get more clearance.
At least on my V1 this is the issue. I don't know if they modified the Outcast battery tray to limit the battery height for the Typhon, but don't see why they would.
Ok cool thanks for the infoI think so long as you buy a body made for the 'wide' buggies (Like Mugen, AE, most Nitros) it is just a matter of trimming to fit between the shock towers.
Saw this on SMC-RACING website for there for some of there 6S lipos.For minimum size of 5000mAh and a height restriction of only 51mm, it maybe difficult to find a 6S battery to fit the Typhon w/o modifications. If willing to go with 4S, this SMC 90C 5400mAh Lipo looks like it would be an excellent fit (it measures 139x48x48mm) :
https://www.smc-racing.net/index.php?route=product/product&path=67_96&product_id=175
Saw this on SMC-RACING website for there for some of there 6S lipos.
True Spec Premium 22.2V-7400mAh-149 Amps/90C pack. Built with G10 plates on 5 sides for added protection.
This pack will fit in the new Arrma 2018 battery trays.
- Built with wide tab cells for lowest possible internal resistance.
- 10AWG wires soldered straight to the tabs.
My question is r the battery trays that different and if so would a battery tray from a 2018 arrma typhon fit in a 2017 typhon or could it be modified to work
The V1 battery trays are wider than the V3 trays. And with only velco straps, they can handle any height battery. The V3 tray can handle longer batteries than the V1. However, you can clip the tabs at the front of the v1, to handle longer packs (like I did because I had some batteries that were too long. )
Yo! new be my 1st post nor my last, and I read this whole section was not easy trying to find a battery, its run time, etc. I searched for what worked "FOR ME" These are 7,4v 2S 50C 5200mah Hard case, what I prefer then a soft case, the yare for the Armma;s I ordered. I will update to a 11.1v 3S 50C 5200-5400mah hard case if I can find any? WHen I get the orders I will update the run time on the pair. I chose to get two batteries over one 4S pack as they are the same size when placed together and I can use in other rc models then to dedicate to the Arrma's.
What are your thoughts about the product?
I also have on order a paralell xt60 block and going to use the xt90 connections for that. to cut my wait time in half.
Thank you for the thread, post and all. thanks in advance.. Below are the bat and specs. Love how they say 100C burst....
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PowerHobby 2S 7.4V 5200mAh 50C Lipo Battery 2 Pack w XT90 Connector Hard Case
New 2-cell 5200mAh 50C lipo is perfect for 1/10 & 1/8 scale cars, trucks, and buggies and Boats. Features a huge capacity for extended run times and a gigantic C rating so you'll have all the power you'll ever need.
High-end performance and reliability at an affordable price
Perfect for 1/10 scale cars, trucks, , buggies , Boats
Features a huge capacity for extended run times and a gigantic C rating so you'll have all the power you'll ever need
100C Burst Rate
Specs:
Size : 25.1mm X 47mm X 138mm
Weight : 263G
Suggested Charge Rate: 2C
Update:
My batts arrived the bullets are say narrow looking and have a green line so they do fit and all, I am awaiting some correct xt90 connections to make up for my paralell board and I am pleased for now. I again may just option for 3S if the
se work out Hard cases, my prefrence
I need to get a couple of these for my kids power wheels!For minimum size of 5000mAh and a height restriction of only 51mm, it maybe difficult to find a 6S battery to fit the Typhon w/o modifications. If willing to go with 4S, this SMC 90C 5400mAh Lipo looks like it would be an excellent fit (it measures 139x48x48mm) :
https://www.smc-racing.net/index.php?route=product/product&path=67_96&product_id=175
You know it's gotta be good if it says "high quality" right on the packaging!I'm gonna be the guinea pig and test these out. https://www.ebay.com/itm/ZOP-2Pack-11-1V-3S-5200mAh-50C-LiPo-Traxxas-Slash-VXL-E-Revo-E-Maxx-Xmaxx-EK/323089144688?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
They look to be relabeled Floureons. I'll send it once these come in.You know it's gotta be good if it says "high quality" right on the packaging!
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