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Originally Posted by lincpimp
You should be able to do that. You may have to setup each esc individually and then plug the y cable in.
What voltage do you plan to run? If 4s or less, the aquacraft esc from the supervee 27 is pretty good and not very expensive...
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I still need to pick up a pair of water cooling sleeves for the 4600's. I'm considering a silicone version like the supervee uses.
What voltage? I'm gonna try it on a pair of 10,000mah 2S Lipo's at first. I know you might think this is slow, but I've never owned a RC boat before. My intentions are to "sneak up" on it. LOL
I can also go with a pair of 5000mah 20C 3S Lipo's. If that's not fast enough, I can wire the 10,000mah Lipo's as 4S and feed both controllers with a parallel harness.
The 4600's are not rated for 4S operation. I wonder if they can handle it with the extra cooling and the fact they will never be operated at "no load", such as jumping with a Car/Truck.
I have some pretty hot props, so temps will be my guide to voltage I'm sure. Along with the "control" factor.
