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skellyo · 05.12.2008, 09:58 PM

It will probably be ok in terms of the heat dissipation, but it's really a poor idea compared with going with a higher voltage and less current.

Look at it this way as an example...you have a 2000W load...

2000W on 4S = 135A, so 67.5A per MM designed for about 100A continuous (IIRC)

2000W on 6S = 90A on a single MMM designed for about 200A continuous (IIRC)

I know which one makes more sense to me. IMO, sell the MM's and buy a MMM.

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skellyo RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,466 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Florida	05.12.2008, 09:58 PM It will probably be ok in terms of the heat dissipation, but it's really a poor idea compared with going with a higher voltage and less current. Look at it this way as an example...you have a 2000W load... 2000W on 4S = 135A, so 67.5A per MM designed for about 100A continuous (IIRC) 2000W on 6S = 90A on a single MMM designed for about 200A continuous (IIRC) I know which one makes more sense to me. IMO, sell the MM's and buy a MMM.