Drill Battery In Rc Car (Part 1)

I've been wanting to try this for a long time now, and with the whole corona virus thing going on, I finally have enough time to. This is just a video explaining what it is that I'm trying to accomplish, and testing the electronics with the battery to make sure nothing goes up in smoke as soon as I plug it in.
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[@andrewharris6579]

I have a t-maxx and a revo that I run on milwaukee m18 batteries with mamba monster x esc and tekin t8g2 2250kv.. And they are super fast. I've never had a problem with discharge from the batteries. Always have lots of power. I use the revo every day.
I also have a redcat caldera that I use the m12 batteries on. I made adapters for the batteries that are very similar to yours.
Good work man. Nicely done.
I'm currently converting my xmaxx to run on 10s. Two m18 batteries.
I think that the 810kv is a little low on the rpm range, but I could be wrong.

[@fishinkarts2865]

Dude that xmaxx is gonna rip. 810kv might be a bit low, but the price was just right. ($18 on sale)

[@BradKwfc]

Great videos man!
I had a Rustler as a kid...Been wanting to buy another RC but batteries kept me from doing so.
Just bought a Stampede a few weeks ago and converted it to run on my Ryobi batts. It works great and on a 4Ah battery will run for a full hour. Mine is a stock XL5 with Titan 12T motor. I 3d printed the case and used a DC converter to adjust the voltage down. It feels low on power (torque) but is fast enough to have fun with (25MPH est).

[@fishinkarts2865]

I've always wanted a 3d printer

[@BradKwfc]

@@fishinkarts2865 Get one, you'll use it more than you think.
I bought a broken one (Qidi X-one2) on ebay for $123 shipped. Its paid for itself several times over.

[@fishinkarts2865]

I absolutely will eventually. I want to learn a little bit of cad modeling before I get one so that I can start using it right away.

[@BradKwfc]

​@@fishinkarts2865 Tinkercad has almost no learning curve and its free. I use it and thingiverse for everything.

[@fishinkarts2865]

@@BradKwfc Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a shot.

[@inthebox5519]

I have a 18v motor and 18v drill battery can you recommend a esc and controller thanks

[@beevang1668]

Can you list the parts, motor and esc that work on a 18v Milwaukee battery

[@fishinkarts2865]

I'll get back to you on that

[@13enMiddleton]

@@fishinkarts2865 still waiting

[@mannyorellana2605]

did it land up dien?

[@campbte85]

Ever get a proper car esc?

[@colelayden7857]

Awesome