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Serum · 07.01.2005, 06:26 PM

might be dangerous for you esc. If it brakes the circuit, the voltage in your esc is getting higher than it may be. The esc needs to be loaded with the low internal resistance of the batteries to brake. once this ressistance is endless, the energy can no longer be stored in the batteries, and may cause a peakvoltage in the controller, which can be damaged from that. I would never run a fuse/breaker in my circuit.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	07.01.2005, 06:26 PM might be dangerous for you esc. If it brakes the circuit, the voltage in your esc is getting higher than it may be. The esc needs to be loaded with the low internal resistance of the batteries to brake. once this ressistance is endless, the energy can no longer be stored in the batteries, and may cause a peakvoltage in the controller, which can be damaged from that. I would never run a fuse/breaker in my circuit.