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  • RIPFENCE
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Sep 2009
    • 1332

    #1

    schulze 32.200wk question

    hi all,
    buying a 32.200wk for my winter project..the esc has 4 output wires 2 pos and 2 neg..might be a dumb question but here we go...in order to run two batteries in parallel to this esc can i simply connect the batteries seperately to the 4 output wires on the esc or do i have to solder the 2 positives and 2 negatives first (on the esc side output) and then make y connectors for the batterys to be able to make the parallel connection..hope someone can make sense of what i am trying to ask here..i want to take advantage of a parallel setup but i have been worried about making wrong connections..i need to get it right for this expensive controller! i think i will have to solder the leads together first like a hydra 240 but i am unsure
    happy boating
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  • Ub Hauled
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Aug 2007
    • 3031

    #2
    they are input wires not output, that's where the power goes into the ESC...
    don't use them individually Put the 2 pos together and the 2 neg together... see them as one item each. Do I make sense?
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    • Fluid
      Fast and Furious
      • Apr 2007
      • 8012

      #3
      You can wire them either way. If you are running a 2P pack setup, then put connectors on each wire instead of using a Y harness. If you are running 1P packs, use a single common connector for the two positive connectors and another one for the two negative connectors. I use 8mm connectors for the latter application in my T cat and use 5.5mm connectors for the former in my Q cat and hydro. I polarize the connectors, using a male for the positive lead on the ESC and a female for the negative lead.




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      • photohoward1
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Mar 2009
        • 1610

        #4
        If you Follow the Leads to the board they should be soldered to the board together.
        Think of them as one outlet with 2 wires ea. coming out per side. (Positive and Negative)

        HT

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        • RIPFENCE
          Fast Electric Addict!
          • Sep 2009
          • 1332

          #5
          everyones answers are worded much clearer then my question! thank you
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