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That's a 3-cell (11.1V) battery. Your TBLE-02s controller won't handle the voltage. You'll fry it. You can certainly use a LiPo in your Hotshot, but it needs to be a 2-cell (7.4V).
If you do decide to use a 2s LiPo in your Hotshot, you'll still need to add a low voltage detector. The TBLE-02s is programmed to use Tamiya's LiFe batteries which cut out at a lower voltage. If you put in a LiPo and run it down until the ESC cuts off, the battery will be destroyed. A low voltage detector just costs a couple of dollars and plugs into the balancing port. It will make a sound when it is time to charge the battery.
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Thanks for that info, very helpful.
I just had this lipo knocking about with nothing to do with it, i think I'll just stick to the nimh batteries. Cheers. |
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For a hs2 keep a nimh and a not too violent motor.
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It has a 17 tooth pinion in it, i think it's supposed to be 13?
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