8 cell car

[DR3W]

ok i fond me a batter holder that holds 4 so cude i mount that in ther or will i hafe to upgrad sumthing or is it never happing ? ¿
here is a pic of the 4 cell holder

[VietDraGoNE]

what the fizzle!!? you no speak english??

[jpringlephoto]

Putting a space shuttle motor on the XMOD may sound cool, but gets to be impractical.

[BlackSky909]

Drew you wil fry yourboard that is over the 8.4 limit.

[XspuXtXnikX]

just go with a 2 cell lithium setup you will save yourself the time effort and all the trouble of having to figure out where to put everything just don't exceed 7.4 wont fry your car

[viperdout]

Anything exactly over 8.4 volts won't fry your car, but it will significantly reduce its lifespan. I've ran 15 volts without a regulator, and it dropped the lifespan of my xmod board from years to months, and I had only used it twice! You will eventually fry your board, and might instantly with that.

[DR3W]

ok thanks i thank about it ill proble find sum lithium batterys

[viperdout]

Originally Posted by DR3W

ok thanks i thank about it ill proble find sum lithium batterys

Don't find, order. None in the stores are rechargable. You put those in a lithium charger, you will have a fire.

[DR3W]

ya i no u got to soter them in and all i sill reading up on them

[dustywheels]

If you had a v2 board would you beable to

[BlackSky909]

Yes you will.

[arron07]

get your self some fet's and youl be on your way...or maby even a v2 if you want to go nuts

[viperdout]

Fets don't allow you to increase voltage; only regulators do. Next time make sure you know the answer before you post.

[BlackSky909]

You can get a regulator at atomicmods. And btw: viper is a woah nelly a regulator?

[viperdout]

Originally Posted by BlackSky909

You can get a regulator at atomicmods. And btw: viper is a woah nelly a regulator?

Not only does Atomic Mods not sell a regulator, the Nelly isn't a regulator. The V2 is an external fet board/regulator, so fets are on the board. Ph2t, the guy who makes Nellies is soon coming out with a regulated version of the Nelly.