What batteries are you using? Are they new? Fully Charged? Have you tried a differerent set? Weak batteries can cause this problem to happen. I don't think a smaller prop from stock is going to fix the problem and can be detrimental to the performance of this boat.
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Batteries New.. Fully Charged. 2, 7 cell 4400 mah, 8.4 volts runs good no cutting out. When I run my 8 cells 3600 mah 9.6 volts it cut out. Batteries and Esc not getting hot. Motor just warm to the touch. Can run at half th and everthing is good ..
Came to the conclusion after 20/20 hind site, that, that esc is very sensitive to Nimh voltage fluctuations ...Lipo's work flawless...
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I don't think it would be wise to run those 9.6v packs on this ESC.
Especially with (I'm guess on this) the BEC enabled. At those voltages, you should run a receiver pack. In addition, you are running the ESC at it's maximum voltage; not a good thing.
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2s1p lipos usually have voltages around 8.4v or so. This ESC is rated up to (optimistic) 21v. Most ESC that have a BEC will support up to 14.4v. After that, for reasons you may want to read up on elsewhere, you should run a receiver pack. Some people have gotten away with 16.8v but that is really pushing the limit on most ESC's w/BEC. Of course, there are exceptions. Try running a receiver pack, disable the BEC and see if the problem goes away.
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i cant run 2 x 7cells on mine, but 4200ib 6 cells are fine as long as their in good nick ,i have a few packs with slight cell damge to one cell and i cant get them to work at all, like you.
What is the Bec and how do I disable it?? What is a receiver pack. I'm current useing a fm Radio..
Thanks for your help
Battery Eliminator Circuit. The red wire, that is in the wiring bundle, coming from the ESC to the receiver. Unplug it from the connector on the receiver side. Tape up the loose connector so that it is not exposed. On the receiver is a plugin that is probably labeled "Batt" plug in one of these with 4"AA" batteries installed. http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...p?prod=dh-3170 Make sure it is inserted correctly. I hope that helps.
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