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Originally Posted by azjc
you cant fit 10 awg wire in a 4mm connector unless you remove some strands
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I was using exaggeration to make my point. The point was the contrast between the large bullet connector with it's large surface area contact connection. Contrasting against the Traxxas connection where the solder joint is less than half the diameter of the wire and only touching the few outside strands at that.
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Originally Posted by azjc
and another factor to look at is the "C" rating this is the amount x your capicity will be your possible output depending on your motors demand
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Originally Posted by Django
I'm running Max Amps 2s2p 8k's and we all know how the packs need a 25% buffer over what your system requires. But I should have that covered up in spades. 1515 1Y is 110amp max. Max Amps 2s2p 20c 8k's, should, by definition, be 160 amps.
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Short of spending even more money on a data logger, I'll have to assume what the C rating is.