Whats up guys

[Anthony jaques]

Just been building trying to hit that 100. anybody have thoughts on the graphine batteries there trying to push a little fast imho.ive heard tale they are more stable volt on hard load idk.What do you guys think.does anybody have or tried any.been doing some cool stuff on
Colorado Corally and Arrma Hybrids
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[Diem Turner]

I've never used graphene batteries myself but, just based on the fact that all of the fastest guys in the world are either running ONYX or SMC-SRD tells me everything I need to know about what batteries are currently the best for speed running...and I orient my purchases accordingly.

Hope this helps.

Edit: Just to be clear, graphene batteries (such as Turnigy Panther and the like) aren't bad batteries. It's just that there are better batteries and, though I always try to avoid the classic "buy cheap buy twice" trope, with Lipos I feel like this is even more true. If you're looking for a good budget prices Lipo for speed running, look no further than the CNHL G+ 70C line of batteries. Best bang for your buck, hands down.

 

[Rottster]

Not familiar with the Corally, can you download rpms/amp draw/heat from the ESC? Here's a great calculator where you can input all your specs and get a general idea of where you need to be. It's been really accurate for me. As @Diem Turner mentioned, it might not be the battery.
https://www.radiocontrolinfo.com/information/rc-calculators/rc-car-calculator/#Speed

 

[Dan B.]

Also, a slow trigger pull is mandatory to keep your ESC from amping out and limiting your power, but you probably already know this.

 

[Anthony jaques]

I've never used graphene batteries myself but, just based on the fact that all of the fastest guys in the world are either running ONYX or SMC-SRD tells me everything I need to know about what batteries are currently the best for speed running...and I orient my purchases accordingly.

Hope this helps.

Edit: Just to be clear, graphene batteries (such as Turnigy Panther and the like) aren't bad batteries. It's just that there are better batteries and, though I always try to avoid the classic "buy cheap buy twice" trope, with Lipos I feel like this is even more true. If you're looking for a good budget prices Lipo for speed running, look no further than the CNHL G+ 70C line of batteries. Best bang for your buck, hands down.

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