Typhon Triple fan install

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Lol had extra fans so I decided to make 3rd and boom heat it is
And fully functional now have to find a 3 way female splitter and I’m good.

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Gotcha... I was gonna say, I have perfect temps with 1 fan and no heat sink...

Just a thought but, do you think that's taxing on the bec output?
 
Gotcha... I was gonna say, I have perfect temps with 1 fan and no heat sink...

Just a thought but, do you think that's taxing on the bec output?
Probably depends on the servo, but I think most of those high output 10k 30-35mm fans pull .20 - .25 amps. The <=7K rpm fans are usually listed as .15-.18 amps.
 
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Then yeah, if your running the blx185, your pushing the internal BEC pretty good when your really running it hard in rough terrain. The 1210sg pulls 6A on stall @6V. The BLX185 bec is 3A constant, 12A peak BEC.

If you don't hear the tone of the fan whine dip when you steer, your probably ok. I noticed that on one of my trucks with a castle esc and that was with a far weaker servo. :(
 
Then yeah, if your running the blx185, your pushing the internal BEC pretty good when your really running it hard in rough terrain. The 1210sg pulls 6A on stall @6V. The BLX185 bec is 3A constant, 12A peak BEC.

If you don't hear the tone of the fan whine dip when you steer, your probably ok. I noticed that on one of my trucks with a castle esc and that was with a far weaker servo. :(
I’ll try that method out
 
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