This is what robbe has done and I think I may go this route
ORIGINAL: Turbotronic
ORIGINAL: FenderBean
Found out from futaba that test data shows each port on a hub can pull 3 amps. So I decided to hold of on my large jets and planes until the beef up some things.
Its not as bad as it sounds. Servo connectors in general have that limit. The limit however is for CONTINEOUS current. More than that will start heating the contacts up. But our servos draw this type of current only in short burst so we get away with it on high torque digitals. BTW those ''hubs'' are just like a multiway Y lead. All you need for the feed is uprated power wire, never a bad idea anyway. In effect the reduced connector count as opposed to extension leads as a solution, is fewer points of failure and lower power use/less voltage drop. ( with uprated power cable )