I am in the process of wiring in the esc's for my Engel type IX and am wondering if it would be OK to go on just one esc because with the two units I find that one of the motors runs much slower than the other.
The units I have are the Mtroniks Viper Sub10 which has a 40A motor limit and I want to run one on BEC. Would having both esc's wired in with one on BEC and the other with the relevant lead disconnected be the cause of uneven running or can someone come up with another solution
Thanks in advance
Peter Webster
The units I have are the Mtroniks Viper Sub10 which has a 40A motor limit and I want to run one on BEC. Would having both esc's wired in with one on BEC and the other with the relevant lead disconnected be the cause of uneven running or can someone come up with another solution
Thanks in advance
Peter Webster
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