I just purchased a Granite Voltage. I have a Arrow RC Battery it's 2S 5200mah 7.4v and a 50c discharge rate. I notice that the book says max 25c. How bad am I going to hurt parts? Thanks.
Granite 2S Lipo discharge rate.
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The 25c is probably a minimum, not a maximum. I'd run the battery and not worry.
Edit, yeah, see below. That is 25c minimum, not max. So you are good.
Edit, yeah, see below. That is 25c minimum, not max. So you are good.
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Sorry for the delay. Thank you for your reply. I got brave and put in and stripped the diff cups in it. I thought i blew the diff. Thanks again.
Thumper01
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On the stock 20t motor? What was the circumstance when it happened? This worries me, as I just picked up a Granite Voltage myself.
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Thomper01 I was in my house on carpet doing wheelies and backflips and a small jump, I never had it pegged. The controller was set to intermediate as well. I was actually surprised they stripped that easy. It was the first use on the 2S and didn't even run long enough to discharge the battery. So i might just stick to the LiOn battery. The truck does scoot on 2S for sure.
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I'm not sure yet I I have 2 sets of cups on order.I will find out soon. It's to replace those then the dang diff was for sure. LOL
