Yeah, I'd use a Y-Lead in this instance as it creates a independent part that you can add in the wiring for the drive system removable link. I'd use something like a XT60 Y-Lead as the connectors are super tight (not something you want to come undone during battle).So first on the agenda... Battery wires. So one of the batteries have to power the drive motor ESCs. Would creating a Y-lead set be the best way to do so? Or is there a better way?
I'd probably go with the Nylon here. You could add in several layers of cans to strengthen it but I fear it would buckle when suitably hit. A single block of Nylon (or HDPE, although that does scratch fairly easily) would be more resistant.I also have doubts about using aluminium cans as a skid plate. If I cut them out, made them safe to handle then used them as the skid plate, would that work? Or would I have to spend some more money on buying some nylon?
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