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dink1000

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  1. i'm sure i've read that lead acid should be charged @ 1/10c
  2. i would of just used a red marker pen and then it would be easy to touch up
  3. one thing i will say is that i've had 2 ssd's die on me and when they die they are gone at least a lot of the time you might have a slight chance with a normal hdd springing in to life for a bit to recover as much as possible
  4. it will take just over an hour to allow for balancing
  5. have got decent 4mm bullets as that looks like it's had a bad connection or pulled too much current for a 4mm bullet
  6. if a stone gets in and hits the fan while at speed then it could do some damage and the motor could "explode" from being unbalanced tbh though i wouldn't be too bothered as motors are not that hard to replace
  7. it's up to you but the red one has holes in it aswell as a fan there is not a lot going on inside the motor so will not really be bothered by much do you not run a chassis protector? as this should stop most things getting in
  8. the one i posted didn't have a turn rating but someone commented on hobbyking to say it was about 8 turns but was a little bit out
  9. yes i would pick that one but i'd also add the one i posted as it is peanuts and can't help myself lol
  10. what's confusing? kv is the number of revolutions per volt the motor spins at. i.e put 6 volts into a 5000kv motor and it will spin at 30,000rpm so all the motor that have been posted have a kv rating and the higher it is the faster it will spin at a given voltage the silver turnigy posted by the OP will take 60A so will allow for more power at 2s
  11. yeah the b44 runs saddle packs so only 2s your current motor will have a set kv rating (6001-7000 is the range that msuk put it in) probably around the 6700kv mark
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