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BrianG · 03.06.2007, 02:13 PM

The Maxamps pack comes standard with Hyperion style balance connectors. You have a couple of choices as I see it, from easiest to hardest: 1) Use a Hyperion to robbes adaptor. 2) move the wires around in the Hyperion connector so they mate up correctly to your balancer. Then, you might have to trim the plug. 3) Cut the balancer connector off the pack and use a robbes connector instead. If you mess with the balancer wires, MAKE SURE THEY DON'T SHORT TOGETHER while working on them!

As to the dual wires on the ESC: you can solder both reds and blacks to a single Deans. It may be difficult but it is possible. Alternatively, you could make a Y adaptor cable so both reds go into one red, then to the Deans - and do the same for the black.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.06.2007, 02:13 PM The Maxamps pack comes standard with Hyperion style balance connectors. You have a couple of choices as I see it, from easiest to hardest: 1) Use a Hyperion to robbes adaptor. 2) move the wires around in the Hyperion connector so they mate up correctly to your balancer. Then, you might have to trim the plug. 3) Cut the balancer connector off the pack and use a robbes connector instead. If you mess with the balancer wires, MAKE SURE THEY DON'T SHORT TOGETHER while working on them! As to the dual wires on the ESC: you can solder both reds and blacks to a single Deans. It may be difficult but it is possible. Alternatively, you could make a Y adaptor cable so both reds go into one red, then to the Deans - and do the same for the black.