truggy start box ?
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truggy start box ?
I have the Ofna truggy starter box with two motors I have had a 12vlt battery for a while for it it just seems like it dies to quick.. and was wondering I Have one 3,600 battery if it would be worth it if I bought another one 3,600 would this give the box more power last longer ect.? or will it be less power?
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RE: truggy start box ?
yes yes yes i bet its the blue box too right, i have the same problem. i installed 2 8.4v 3300 in mine and i get ALOT more power and starting time.
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RE: truggy start box ?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/5429
im looking to get this one since i already have the 12 volts 7.2Ah battery for it.. it will fit IN it so i odnt have to carry the ****
should be good.
im looking to get this one since i already have the 12 volts 7.2Ah battery for it.. it will fit IN it so i odnt have to carry the ****
should be good.
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RE: truggy start box ?
Pretty much what I have found on starter boxes is..The twin 550 motor boxes dont seem to hold up to the big blocks..motors seem to get hot to quick. I like the larger single 12 volt motors. They seem to hold up a lot better to the rigors of turning over big blocks. I have also found that I prefer LiPos 11.4 volts..around 5000ma or more, seem to hold up really well, plus if they drain I can recharge them quicker than a 12 volt sealed battery, only down side is the cost of the LiPos, but the size, weight wins for me.