Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
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Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
What size cells are in the super cub? I looked in at least a dozen threads and couldn't find it.
2/3A?
Can you drop sub-c size in this thing or is that way too big?
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2/3A?
Can you drop sub-c size in this thing or is that way too big?
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RE: Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
Yes, they are 2/3 A size cells. Sub-C would be really heavy, and I doubt you would be able to fit them in the compartment. I would think your CG would be way off if you were able to cram Sub-C cells in there.
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RE: Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
OK. Would the Tenergy brand cells be sufficient for this application? Tenergy sub-c cells get lukewarm reception among RC truck drivers. How are their 2/3A cells? As good or better than the stock stuff that comes with the Super Cub?
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RE: Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
I've run the cheapbatterypacks 2/3a cells in my SC and they work great. I run the 1500may 8 cell. They custom make them to order with the requested style of plug and wire size. I request 18 guage as it is is not too thick to coil into the battery bay.
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RE: Hobbyzone Super Cub Batteries
How about some loose cell recommendations? I don't mind building the packs as I have built many for my trucks. Any decent bargains out there?
Also, how much current does the Super Cub pull? Maybe 10A? Don't really need incredibly heavy duty batteries, right?
Also, how much current does the Super Cub pull? Maybe 10A? Don't really need incredibly heavy duty batteries, right?