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kostaktinos_mt · 02.04.2009, 07:30 PM

a [minor] possible scenario is that the external bec losed contact on it`s own ground wire. that would mean that the current flowing through the bec circuit circled through the mm bec`s ground and the ubec`s positive. what caused that much current, is unknown to me; maybe a stalled servo...
in this scenario however, the ubec`s red output lead should be stressed as well [unless it`s thicker wire]...

just an idea...

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kostaktinos_mt RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 87 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Rethymno, Greece	02.04.2009, 07:30 PM a [minor] possible scenario is that the external bec losed contact on it`s own ground wire. that would mean that the current flowing through the bec circuit circled through the mm bec`s ground and the ubec`s positive. what caused that much current, is unknown to me; maybe a stalled servo... in this scenario however, the ubec`s red output lead should be stressed as well [unless it`s thicker wire]... just an idea...