I won’t don’t worry 
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Truth is I’ve always had a hard time understanding trucks and bushings at what not, ask @Agressivstreetlamp he will tell you. But I am decent at the electronics part 
it just takes so long to try out all the different stuff out there lol
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I understand brotha!
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Screenshot taken for blackmail opportunities down the road.
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Hahahahaha
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explain?
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Et si en plus elle etait belle? = And as a bonus, if only she was beautiful
(talking about the ahempool)
1980s advertising… have a closer look
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I think you’ll find that when you connect your balance wires to the packs, both of your configurations are actually the same 
Unless you plan on charging your 6s lipos individually. Then go for option 1:
First in parallel, then in series. Reason being you don’t want to accidentally kill a lipo that went below voltage, so having them each in parallel with another one decreases the chance / magnitude of that happening.
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How do I run balance leads to 12s BMS in each of the two cases?? Do I combine 24 balance lead wires (4 lipos x 6) in pairs?
If you search around this forum someone probably has a schematic for this exact scenario, but yeah, the idea is that if 2 lipos are in parallel, their balance wires should be in parallel as well. Then you add the 6 and 6 together in the same order as the lipos are in series for the final 12 pin connector.
When in doubt, measure the voltages with a multimeter to make sure you don’t short anything. The final connector should have the voltage increase upwards from 0 in equal sized increments. (Ok maybe it isn’t from 0, with 6 balance leads per pack I can’t tell if the first one is the same as the negative terminal (0), or if the last one is the same as the positive terminal)
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When paralleling balance wires, make damn sure your main power leads are relatively equal length and capable of delivering the power required. Otherwise you will get power flow through the balance leads if one power lead is insufficient and may turn into a big issue.
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You too?!
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concept sketch for @Arzamenable mock-up of drive system using 8 motors (1/2 shown) but only requiring 4 escs total… I’ll see if it works before I go down that rabbit hole…
but imagine 4 63xx motors per axle…
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that looks awfully like momentumboards…?
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I mean personally I’d rather do 2x 68xx or 80xx.
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you can go happily on your way…
when you get there, ping me
I’ll probably head the 80xx direction on my 3-link board
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Does it use one long shaft for both motors or are they just coupled?
two motors… one shaft, stators timed… phase wires in parallel… one motor controller…
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Oh baby. Hot glue and special sauce, and a felony child creep charge
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