This is the link I got from Oblivion and thats what I'm kind of after and yes the plan is to run 2x 7.2V packs but power 1x 14.4V drill motor or similar 14.4V motor.
It's for a Nagade boat the motor is huge, a size of a vacum motor.
ill see if i can find the link to the better of 2 methods you can use.
get the opposite bullet connectors that will fit into the pos/neg evx leads. solder BOTH positives to the motor. do the same for both negatives. connect the other 2neg / 2pos "bullet' connectors into your EVX leads. (this prevents voiding the EVX warranty)
but i seen a better mod somewhere and they recomended that ONE side can have positive plug back into its own negative which provides 14.4V down the OTHER +/- leads.
so instead of having a second 7.2 motor, you effectively make a wire "jumper" to replace the motor with a direct loop back inandthe result is14.4 down the other line
but if done on the wrong side it can damage the esc i think? will try find the link i have somewhere about it but maybe someone else knows of the mod i refer to?
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I think EXV sends 14.4V to both motors (connected parallel) -so both red motor wires go to the same point &both blacks to the same point. If you run 1 bigger motor just leave 1 pr of leads untapped.
The battery connectors are wired in series though (7.2V + 7.2V) so you need to always connect 2 packs. If you want to reduce that to just 1 plug you'll need to do some investigation... there'll be 1 black on 1 plug that's connected to the red on the other plug - which will be the connections you DON'T want to use for your red+black to your pack.
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