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Adding a cap -
11.27.2013, 01:14 AM
I have two blown novak HV maxx escs. I would like to remove one of the caps and install it on my mamba max (not pro) esc. I just installed an external bec to help keep temps down. I have read caps can help too. Seems pretty straightforward to me.
I just want to make sure, is there anything special I should know? Such as solder the cap wires near the esc or the battery plug? Or anything else? Thanks guys. E-revo is DONE! |
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11.27.2013, 07:35 PM
Also, I have read the mamba max is capable of 4s with an external bec. Is there truth to this?
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11.28.2013, 12:25 AM
I have run many that way for years.
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11.28.2013, 10:47 AM
4s with an external bec? Good to know. I've been thermaled on 2s running a 5700 2 pole. Looking for ways to handle this 5700 motor a little better. Last few runs went very well, even a 3s run.
Still wondering about addint a cap... Should it be discharged first? I have one that's been out of use for five years. It's most likely naturally discharged by now. E-revo is DONE! |
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