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EZ Start with 11.1V lipo

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why would you do that?
it would possibly burn the motor and the cables as well,keep away from lipos in EZ start and just use normal 7.2v battery pack...
 
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x2 ^ the ez start motor runs on 7.2v subc battery packs anything you use that is higher than 7.2v will basically fry the glow plug , the ez start moter, and the cables
 
I do agree though. Do not do that. there is no need to give that motor and/or the glow plug that much juice. You will certainly fry something.
 
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I would not do a 3s Lipo. A 2s (yes) works well (Done it). In the Nimh I have even used an 8.4V 7 cell with good results. Maybe it could lead to a shorter lifespan of the associated parts but I have no data to back either side of that. I would steer clear of the 11.1volt though.
 
yeah I've used the 8.4 v ones and they do a whole lot better and spin the motor better than the 7.2 v ones
 
I cleaned up this thread and left the useful posts.
Not everyone is an English major since we have members all over the world.
Give them a break, give them the information they asked for and leave it at that. We're all here to help them learn about the hobby, not to grade their papers.
 

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