Thanks for all the info. I don't quite understand the how the lamp would help. I must be missing something? Also, does anyone have experience with rctimer escs? I need about a fifty amp, minimum that doesn't cost a fortune. Thoughts?
Thanks everyone. The escs are rated to handle up to seventy amps and up to 70 amps at 22.2 volts. I have around 45-50 at 18.5 volts (5s lipo), I am going to try to redo the wiring and rctimer seems to be open to replacing the problem parts.
So I am building a multi-rotor, an octo. It has 8 RC Hobbies ESC 70A Brushless Motor Speed Controller and 8 RC Hobbies ESC 70A Brushless Motor Speed Controller, both from rctimer. I wired everything up but when I put power to it, one of the ESCs began smoking. At first I assumed I must have had...