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Old 07-28-2019, 04:45 PM
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Just after some advice please. I have purchased a Hobbywing XR10 Stock Spec 80A ESC and am wondering if anyone has replaced the power wiring. I am considering swapping the original 14aw wiring with 12aw due to the lower resistance. Will this give a small performance increase or am I wasting my time??
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It won’t fit. The soldering post on the xr10 stock spec is way smaller than the xr10 160amp version. I was able to solder 13 gauge wire on my stock spec but that was already really pushing it.
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Originally Posted by CraigF72
Just after some advice please. I have purchased a Hobbywing XR10 Stock Spec 80A ESC and am wondering if anyone has replaced the power wiring. I am considering swapping the original 14aw wiring with 12aw due to the lower resistance. Will this give a small performance increase or am I wasting my time??
you will never noticed the difference
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Yea absolutely no reason to run that size wire with what that esc is able to deliver . You have to remember the esc delivers A/C current to the motor . Now your battery to esc wires could stand to be larger in some situations but if they are not getting hot it still wouldnt benefit
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I do the opposite personally, I remove the factory wire and replace it with TQ 16ga. No power loss but it allows the pod on a 12th scale to move very free.
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Great advice, thanks everyone
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