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01.03.2008, 07:49 PM

hey DR. did you do the modding yourself? have you did any testing with higher voltage?lmk
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01.03.2008, 09:30 PM

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I'd tap the ubec on the ESC, connector to the battery. This is a more stable voltage since the cap on the power supply at the esc keeps the spikes close to the esc (versus tapping it at the same place as the cap).

There is no original diode on the back of the power board. It's an add on to stop voltage spikes. I would recomend doing the brass on the back side, any additional cooling couldn't be a bad thing.
Thanks for the info, I have seen the cap tapped on the esc, should I extend a set of wire off of the esc for the 1800 cap? So that would make three sets of wires on the (+) (-) taps on the esc(1800 cap, UBEC, Battery)? Or should I tap the 1800 cap in just before the ESC off of the battery leads?

-Any pics of adding that diode install?

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