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Old 08-21-2006, 08:56 PM   #1
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Hello guys & gals i have a clod just converted to zilla ll chassis.useing stock can motors from kit.i have a novak [COLOR=black! important][COLOR=black! important]super [COLOR=black! important]duty[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] esc.i have 6-cell 3000mah ni-mh baterys.esc says i can make it use 1 battery and shows how to wire it to do that.is tha a good idea?.and would it run for a while?when i wire up motors i heard to wire to the rear motor first then jump wires to the front motor.now do i go [COLOR=black! important][COLOR=black! important]pos[/COLOR][/COLOR] to neg on rear and neg to pos ? then pos to pos and neg to neg on front motor?.im kinda lost here. any help would be wonderful.im 49 years old i have a brain fart every now and then.but my clodzilla is lookin sweet.i will [COLOR=black! important][COLOR=black! important]post [COLOR=black! important]photos[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] soon.thanks in advance.
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Old 08-21-2006, 09:08 PM   #2
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idk what all that jibberish is for, but wire the motors parallel, ask about wiring in the electronic section, you'll get answers quick
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