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Battery capacity question
- Thread starter George G.
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It really comes down to preference, track layout and what your needs are.
For a tight technical track a smaller 5Ah pack might do well which a lighter truck will be more nimble to snap around the corners more aggressively.
For a large high speed track with big air, a larger 7.5Ah pack will add weight and increase stability, plus will ensure you can last a full 10 min mains which are typical for larger tracks and 5Ah is better suited for shorter 8 min mains which are typical on smaller tracks.
There is no right/wrong, it comes down to what you want... if stability is more important, then try the larger pack first and ask someone to borrow a smaller/lighter pack to experiment later and feel the difference once you've got used the heavier pack.
For a tight technical track a smaller 5Ah pack might do well which a lighter truck will be more nimble to snap around the corners more aggressively.
For a large high speed track with big air, a larger 7.5Ah pack will add weight and increase stability, plus will ensure you can last a full 10 min mains which are typical for larger tracks and 5Ah is better suited for shorter 8 min mains which are typical on smaller tracks.
There is no right/wrong, it comes down to what you want... if stability is more important, then try the larger pack first and ask someone to borrow a smaller/lighter pack to experiment later and feel the difference once you've got used the heavier pack.
