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05.04.2008, 05:25 PM

jzemaxx, if you parallel two esc's (possible?) each running 4S, you have a system with a total of 4S. You can't put them in series to run 8S as the voltage would kill the components that make it a 4S controller in the first place. If you try to put 8S into a motor, somewhere along the line components are dealing with 8S voltage.

you'd be better off with a single 6S MMM.


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jzemaxx, if you parallel two esc's (possible?) each running 4S, you have a system with a total of 4S. You can't put them in series to run 8S as the voltage would kill the components that make it a 4S controller in the first place. If you try to put 8S into a motor, somewhere along the line components are dealing with 8S voltage.

you'd be better off with a single 6S MMM.
Exactly right.

I run a savage with mech brakes on 8s with a great planes 60amp hv esc and it works fine. Has a bit of a soft start, but is not difficult to drive around. If you plan to use motor brakes and reverse the mmm on 6s will be your best bet.
   
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jzemaxx, if you parallel two esc's (possible?) each running 4S, you have a system with a total of 4S. You can't put them in series to run 8S as the voltage would kill the components that make it a 4S controller in the first place. If you try to put 8S into a motor, somewhere along the line components are dealing with 8S voltage.

you'd be better off with a single 6S MMM.
thats not right, if one esc is putting out 14.8v and the other is putting 14.8, wouldnt the motor see 29.6?


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