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02.25.2012, 09:51 PM
Not with switching BECs like on the ICE series of controllers. That is true with the linear BECs though neil. With switching BECs you should disable one of the BECs as they can fight each other if the voltages become exactly the same. If worried that one will not supply enough current, use a separate regulator like a CC BEC or CC BEC Pro.
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