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![]() You are correct RedSXmodder. The stock one, 1792fet on gen1 can handle about 2amps of current, while the 4562 can handle about 7 amps. If you run a high current motor it would fry the stock fet rendering the stack useless. Thats why we remove the stock fets before doing a stack.
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![]() I see now, but how do you link it parallel...
sorry if I sound noobish.... Later, RedSXmodder |
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![]() Sweet! Why don't people do that more often. I believe AM doesn't even do that. Thanks Bart, I learned something new today!
Later, RedSXmodder |
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![]() You could even easily and better yet cheaper remove the stock fets from another mod and stack them on top of yours. There are plenty of ways to do upgrades without spending loads of money on parts and shipping. (my battery cap is a good example...cost me 1.19)
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![]() and your point is???
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