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Date Posted: 16:40:23 03/13/02 Wed
Author: Erwin8r in Los Angeles
Subject: Precise synchronization isn't critical in a loose-traction environment (like dirt...); as a matter of fact, some 4wd race vehicles are equipped with different gearing front to rear. Still, you must set up your ESC's so that they are close. You can run the battery packs parellel or serial--depending upon how much power vs. longevity you want. I'll see if I can get Nelson to post here with a full description of his awesome E-Maxx (he runs 24!!! cells).
In reply to: Ryan OH 's message, "How is that set up do you just split the wires at the reciever so you can hook both up and then I assume they each have their own battery. And will they synchronize easily?" on 15:52:43 03/13/02 Wed


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