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BrianG
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11.12.2008, 12:49 PM

A single properly sized motor and ESC will perform just as well (probably better) without the complexity and increased points of failure than a dual BL system (of any type).

Also, the current draw on an ESC is not totally dependant on the motor wind, but the gearing, weight, terrain, ESC settings, etc.
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11.12.2008, 01:28 PM

I know it's easier and can be more powerfull to just do a single setup! been there and done that! I just want the bling and challenge of something different on my gorillamaxx. :O) thanks for your advice tought!
my gorillamaxx twin motor mount just plain looks to nice to be left with a single! :O))


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11.12.2008, 01:35 PM

plus it would really lower my center of gravity


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