Lipo Battery and charger?

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I'm pretty sure the rampage mt does not have high voltage servos so you'll need to run at 6v. So that means until you upgrade the servos you cannot run a lipo and you will need to stick with a nimh battery and charger.
 
Rep732 said:
I'm pretty sure the rampage mt does not have high voltage servos so you'll need to run at 6v. So that means until you upgrade the servos you cannot run a lipo and you will need to stick with a nimh battery and charger.
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thank you I do plan on servo and lipo upgrade in the near future
 
Rep732 said:
I'm pretty sure the rampage mt does not have high voltage servos so you'll need to run at 6v. So that means until you upgrade the servos you cannot run a lipo and you will need to stick with a nimh battery and charger.
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Isn't the voltage fed to the servos via a BEC? That would mean that regardless of battery size/voltage the servos would be getting the same amount of current/voltage. So you could run what ever battery the rest of the components ie. esc/motor could handle.
Scotty68
 
Scotty68 said:
Isn't the voltage fed to the servos via a BEC? That would mean that regardless of battery size/voltage the servos would be getting the same amount of current/voltage. So you could run what ever battery the rest of the components ie. esc/motor could handle.
Scotty68
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Only in a ESC scenario. You could run a separate BEC and run a Lipo though.
 
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