MercylessMaciver

Okay, here's a question. How come Coop's RS is working great on 12ish volts (Ultrafires) on his YouTube video's (and I believe the new motors) and mine wouldn't work on my 8ish volts? (besides the decreased voltage) Would the decreased voltage make a huge difference in the recovery time for the motors?

I can't really change from the RM2's now, so what would you suggest in the way of batteries? (without going to LiPo)

Would using 4x 1.2V Ni-MH work better with the RM2's than the 2x 3.7 V Li-Ion's?

Okay, its time for the next step and I have another question.

I don't have the RM2's yet to test it, but here's what I'm thinking.

1. Use the RM2's with 2x 18560 Ultrafires (3.7 Volts, 3000mAh) (if you look these up on Ebay, you'll find that they are bigger than AA's, my mistake when I ordered them, but I figured that they would be able to provide something extra due to them being bigger) I don't know to much about Voltage and Amps, but enough to rewire the blaster and not fry the motors in the process. Would these larger batteries be able to provide more amps? (I saw in an old thread someone talking about the RM2's needing more amps, and that Trustfires just couldn't deliver what they needed.) HELP???

OR

2. Use the RM2's with 4x 1.2V AA's. I'm trying to get the best performance out of my blaster without killing the motors, but a large upgrade from stock form.

Any insight would be appreciated.

I don't see any glue to cut through.... I'm trying to remove the metal casing of the motor and just can't seem to get it to come out. I've succeeded in pulling them out. Apparently, they were just stuck in there by friction and some little plastic grooves.

About the voltage. I will be using two Ultrafire's (3.7 V) as thats all the power I should need. Other option is just to use four 1.2 V Re-chargeable batteries.