XXX-T Battery Configuration

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XXX-T Battery Configuration - 12/30/2002 4:37:30 AM

cscade

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I have recently bought a set of GP3300 cells from Pro Match Racing. I would like to build the pack so that I can keep it conditioned (important for Ni-MH cells). However, I do not yet have nor can I afford the XXX-T truck that I intend to run the pack in. So my question is this; What configuration should I build the pack in for this truck? I will be building it with the cells side by side of course, but how should I arrange the leads? Center pull or end pulls? Where is the ESC generally located in this truck? How much lead wire should I build on to the pack? These probably seem like stupid questions, but I like to get things right the first time. On cells this nice I can't afford the possibility of ruining them by having to change the configuration later.

Thanks!

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