R RC MAN RCTalk Qualifier Messages 130 Reaction score 18 Points 53 Jan 3, 2022 #1 What i said above. Cheers,
nino RCTalk Addict Messages 776 Reaction score 846 Points 220 Location Croatia RC Driving Style BashingRacingCrawling Jan 4, 2022 #2 One of them will probably discharge faster than the other. You can try it but keep an eye on individual voltages (check every couple of minutes). Or hook up a lipo alarm on each pack.
One of them will probably discharge faster than the other. You can try it but keep an eye on individual voltages (check every couple of minutes). Or hook up a lipo alarm on each pack.
WickedFog Starter of too many projects. Oh look... SQUIRREL! Community Leader Supporter Excellence Award Hospitality Award Build Thread Contributor RC Showcase: 9 Messages 28,236 Reaction score 53,170 Points 2,750 Location Terre Haute, IN RC Driving Style BashingCrawlingScale Builder Jan 4, 2022 #3 You really should only run matched batteries when doubling up. And as mentioned, a LiPo alarm will be best on each pack.
You really should only run matched batteries when doubling up. And as mentioned, a LiPo alarm will be best on each pack.
tntpoof Whats Up Doc? Messages 4,752 Reaction score 2,636 Points 1,060 Location Taylor Michigan RC Driving Style BashingRacingFlyingBoating Jan 4, 2022 #4 not advisable to do as the lower C bat will discharge faster than Higher C
Tunedfrog Kermit the frog is a sissy. Supporter Excellence Award Hospitality Award Military Veteran Build Thread Contributor RC Showcase: 10 Messages 17,505 Reaction score 38,376 Points 1,875 Location Idaho RC Driving Style BashingCrawlingScale Builder Jan 4, 2022 #5 You will shorten your run because of the lower C rating battery. Not advisable as others have mentioned.
You will shorten your run because of the lower C rating battery. Not advisable as others have mentioned.
R RC MAN RCTalk Qualifier Messages 130 Reaction score 18 Points 53 Jan 4, 2022 Thread starter #6 Thanks everyone for the advise!