They say there are no stupid questions...This may be one. Since I am not very electrically inclined yet I have to ask. Is it possible to run a set of identical esc's in parallel to a single motor?
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NO, you can't do that. How do I know?... I asked the exact same question two weeks ago. I wanted to make my two Cuda 80's into a Cuda 160. reason you can't do that, I was told, is because the controllers have to do just that...control something. You can't just use the FETs you have to actualy use the logic in them. Makes sinse.Comment
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Heck Tom, I may be telling you wrong. I just wanted a cheap way to get higher amp ratings. I asked Jay Turner and thats what he told me.. I may be repeating it wrong. Don't want to steer anyone in the wrong direction. Ask Steven, I would trust his answer. :)Comment
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Tom I have read where the German guys have gone something like this. But its way, way beyond my capabilities.Steven Vaccaro
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1. If the controllers do not stay exactly in sync you will see a tremendous amount of current flowing between the controllers that never reaches the motor. The result is POOF!!!
2. If one controller is firing on a-b wires and the other is on b-c wires, then there is no feedback pulse for the controllers to time on.. The result is POOF!!!
IMO, there is no way for the two independant controllers to sync up and fire on the same two wires at the exact same time without some kind of sync comunication between the two..Last edited by ReddyWatts; 04-17-2007, 08:50 PM.ReddyWatts fleet photo
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