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Hump back vs AA batteries in the reciver

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All I have to say is WOW I put a Venom hump back in there and I was blown away on the power of the servos and the reaction time. Quicker, faster,and stronger!! If any one is running AA's quit now and go get a hump back!!
 
Bushwaker said:
All I have to say is WOW I put a Venom hump back in there and I was blown away on the power of the servos and the reaction time. Quicker, faster,and stronger!! If any one is running AA's quit now and go get a hump back!!
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:goodpost: i agree 1000000000000%
 
when you get a hump back what else do you have to get to switch? cause my maxx looks like their would be some diff wireing than the aa's i have now
 
2 cuts! Cut the AA bat box wire and the wire to the switch. Put your hump back in the old Bat box with the connecting wire pointing towards the front of the truck. Screw your bat box back down with hump back inside. Your reciver will have the bat connector with a B beside its a black wire take the factory one out and get a male connection that fits your Hump back plug the 2 together and you are ready to run after a charge. For the charge get a 7.2 adapter for with a male end that plugs into your hump back to charge it. Your LHS will have these part for sure just tell them what your are trying to do they will hook you up, and if you need anymore help from us you know where to find us.
 
does any body run the reedy 1600 6.0? is it enough power?
 
1600 milliamps (mah) is the capacity, or a way to tell how much run time you can get, which is quite a while. 6 volts is where it's at.
 

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