Battery wire isize?

[hijack]

Ok I ordered some batteries from Hobby King and what I ordered and what I received was two different things. The nano-tech battery I ordered was supposed to have a traxxas plug on it but the one I received has the receiver wires and end on it. I am sure I can’t use these to run my rig but I thought I would ask first before finding another use for these and ordering some new batteries.

Here are the ones that I received.
[FONT=&quot]Turnigy nano-tech 2000mAh 2S1P 20~40C Lipo Receiver Pack[/FONT]

 

[bigstu]

If you want a pretty smoke show and maybe some fire, I'd use that pack..
But then again I have motors that are AMP hogs.
What is your set up?

 

[hijack]

As of right now i am using a typical integy 35t motor and a cheap tazer esc. I will upgrade soon just haven't yet.

 

[k7zpj]

Depending on the weight and gearing of your rig you may be able to use those packs.

I have a 6.5 lb SCX10 with a 35T motor using a 1300 mAh 35C battery.
My gearing is 87/14 or about 6.2:1 My pack can produce (1.3 x 35) 45A.

Your pack is 2000 mAh and 20C. When I see a range like 20-40C I always assume it is a 20C. Your pack can produce (2 * 20) which is 40A.

You would have to be geared low and doing crawling speeds to make it work.

 

[ittybitty]

There's nothing wrong with using that pack for your setup. I believe the only reason it's called a "Receiver Pack" is because it's designed to fit into a specific dimensional crit

The batteries I get for my MRC, and some of my 2.2p and 2.2s rigs come with that wire size and plug on them. I simply attach the style of plug I want...usually Deans.

Where did you see that it was suppose to come with a Traxxas plug?


On a side note...wire size. Is the wire size on this pack ideal for your use...probably not. Will it work...yes. The way I look at this is that the manufacturer built the pack using that wire size to handle the max. discharge that it is capable of. The point where you can have a problem is if you maintain max discharge for a long period where it would cause the wires, or the pack to heat up excessively.

 

[hijack]

thanks for the help, its nice to have info from people that know what they are talking about.

 

[ittybitty]

thanks for the help, its nice to have info from people that know what they are talking about.

Thanks...but it might be that I only sound like I know what I'm saying since I spend entirely too much time on the internet. Didn't you know the internet makes you an expert at everything! :lmao:

 

[hijack]

Thanks...but it might be that I only sound like I know what I'm saying since I spend entirely too much time on the internet. Didn't you know the internet makes you an expert at everything! :lmao:

I herd that but then I read a page on the internet that told me I was dumb! so here I am :lmao: