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  1. 07-05-2010, 09:02 AM #1
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    Question best way to drive to keep all componets coolest?

    What is the best way to drive a boat to keep all the components and batteries the coolest possible?
    keep going full and hardly fluctuate throttle to much?
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    yes, and don't overprop!
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    Wot!
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    Batteries (lipos) are one component that you actually want to run at higher temps. Mine consistently run in the 130 degree range. The warmer, the less internal resistance. However, make sure that the cells can provide the required amps being pulled by your setup!
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    Ok thanks for the tips.
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