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Hey ya'll, just had some questions about a few RC's. My Arrma Granite Voltage is not that energy efficient, and I was wondering what any of ya'll have done to make one run longer.
 
A bigger battery? CNHL 2s 6200s are on sale right now i think. Something along those lines.
 
That's a small 2S in a fairly substantial kit. I wouldn't expect much run time.

A bigger battery? CNHL 2s 6200s are on sale right now i think. Something along those lines.
He is talking about the Granite Voltage 2WD, not the Granite 4X4.
Hey ya'll, just had some questions about a few RC's. My Arrma Granite Voltage is not that energy efficient, and I was wondering what any of ya'll have done to make one run longer.
I would start by seeing if anything in it is binding. What is the C rating of the battery? What brand is it? How long have you had the truck? How well maintained is it? Is it the stock brushed set up? Binding in the drivetrain, a bad bearing, motor getting weak, any of those could contribute to making the battery drain faster. It could also be a cheap battery going bad, or not being charged properly. Do you have a battery tester that test's each cell?
 
Just a quick question. Could you use a Traxxas Slash chassis with a Bandit?
 
Hey ya'll, just had some questions about a few RC's. My Arrma Granite Voltage is not that energy efficient, and I was wondering what any of ya'll have done to make one run longer.

Battery capacity is one thing.
Where you drive is another.... running through tall grass for example will consume more power than running on a hard surface causing less drag on the RC.
Then it finally comes down to how you drive. You probably don't want to change where you run the RC or how you drive so the answer will be getting a 2nd lipo or a larger one. Just remember larger = more weight. Sometimes the best answer is to grab another battery to bring with you.
 
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