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10-02-2009, 20:25
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Re: 2 Motors 1 Jaguar
No, you can't because its a hazzard
because there are two motors, theres double the current and it could mess up your electronics |
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10-02-2009, 20:43
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Re: 2 Motors 1 Jaguar
No
<R48> Each power-regulating device (speed controller or relay module) shall control one and only one electrical load (motor, actuator or compressor). |
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11-02-2009, 08:08
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Re: 2 Motors 1 Jaguar
However, in another thread, Erik Van Wyk has reported that you can connect two Jaguars or two Victors to the same PWM cable using a "y" adapter cable. That would allow you to control two motors through two controllers with a single control output.
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