ORIGINAL: seanreit
ORIGINAL: quist
By joining the regulator outputs to a single lead also defeats the purpose of the Super Regulator. With 2 leads going to the receiver you can double the current. The Super Regulator can handle 7.5 amps continuous while the single battery plug can only handle 3 amps.
This statement is not true in context.
By putting two packs you are halving the current draw necessary from each pack. Whether that is into one port or two does not change what the pack will deliver.
You are doubling available current regardless of one port or two.
Having a single power line plugged into a receiver can't deliver as much power as two leads plugged into two ports on the receiver. A single power wire into the receiver can't handle a constant 7.5 amps.