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Old 02-15-2006, 08:55 AM
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New to seperate ESCs in my Dragonfly #4 helicopter and was wondering do I need to keep my ESCs away from my receiver or can I mount them near it. I would like to mount them in the front for balance purposes but don't want interference. Thanks for the help
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I think I found my answer. As long as all components in the ESCs and suppression caps are working, I can mount the ESCs anywhere. They do it in 4 in 1s
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