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12.24.2006, 09:18 PM
Do you have a pic of how you had the lvc and lipo hooked up?
If you hooked it up a certain way. You did it. If you hooked it up another it is another problem. |
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12.26.2006, 05:28 PM
  here ya go, dont make much sense how it could fry when tehre is no complete circuit. |
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12.26.2006, 05:34 PM
If that's exactly how you had it wired, it looks like the LVC was "trying" to complete the circuit. Basically, the ESC was pulling current through the LVC instead of it being across a battery. This might have blown something and placed the pack voltage at the output of the ESCs BEC through the LVC's throttle line. Depending on the regulator, you could have gotten current flowing backwards through the BEC causing it to pull a lot of current.
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