Receiver splitter for two esc

[Hummina Shadeeba]

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__9692__Futaba_Y_Servo_Lead_15cm_Length_5pcs_bag_.html

Will this be ideal? Will I have problems from motor or battery wires if I'm 6 inches away?



http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__16224__ZIPPY_Flightmax_8000mAh_2S1P_30C.html

Flightmax. The thinnest 8ah pack. Getting 4 and I'll open up and rewire them to be 2 packs with 30v total. Gunna just HK velcro them to the bottom of board with plastic liner within the heat shrink wrap for protection.

Torque with one of the esc u sold me I'd like to remove the on/off switch and anti spark. The anti sparkI imagine I can just desolder but what about the on/off switch? Don't want it stuck in off

Will use xt90s plug instead. Will one be enough between the battery and two esc in parallel?
Tax return season is here

 

[chuttney1]

From what I know, the use of a Y-harness is helpful to control more than one motor with only one receiver. You shouldn't have any problems, though I remember watching a youtube video about using a Y-harness and only one signal wire for the receiver. This is the video I was talking about. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aADN7iCx9E4

Besides that, you probably already know to put a few capacitors on the wires to the ESC to deal with ripple current.

 

[Hummina Shadeeba]

The escs have a couple capacitors thrown on already as all seem to. I forget the ratio of how much or many is necessary per 4 inches of battery wires but my wires are going to be super short anyway so I was assuming I won't have to worry about it