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2 esc's powering 1 motor???
Is it possible? Found this on another site, I don't know if I'm missing something, pics are a little hard to make out on my phone. But it looks like a pair of MMM powering a single 1717 in a 1/5th MCD. It doesn't look like there's a mount on the other side for another motor. Either way I'm curious if it 2 esc's could power 1 motor without issue.
Link to pics: http://www.mcdracing.com/news.php?news=14 |
That car is probably using a dual ESC/Motor. You can see that the wires from the motor go directly to one controller. In the other controller are (I think) the wires connected from the second motor.
The car looks awesome too, a 1/5 or 1/6 rally car? |
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Yeah, it looks like there might be another motor on the other side...
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Man, I wish I could afford to play with something that big.
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I knew someone would say something after that statement.
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:surprised::lol::lol::lol::lol:
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Now that I'm looking at it on my pc, I can see the wires only go to one esc. Still makes you wonder if it is possible to do 2 esc's powering one motor though. Although I'm not sure if theres an application where you'd want to.
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I have see two motors powered by one esc. Always wanted to try it.
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In the picture to the right, there is the buggy version, you can see there is a motor mount on each side of the CD
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If you search through "GriffenRU" old post's I recall him explaining how to "clock" the two motors together to be used with a single ESC.
Actually thought about using a pair of 1415's in a 1/8th buggy for their 100K rpm ability, could gear very low for torque and still get a very high top speed. Dunno know if it would really be any better than a 1527 geared high... |
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