I recently purchased a UL-1 Superior by aquacraft.
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I am using lipo 4000 batteries and almost everytime I run the boat I melt the solder connection on one of the deans connectors from the esc to the battery. The batteries don't seem too hot, but at that point the boat stops running. I have not been able to get a full run out of the boat for this reason. I always run at full throttle. Anyone else have this problem or maybe a solution...........hedlp
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More than likely way to small of wire. This would explain the heat in the wire itself. Just a second thought, have you tried switching for a new pair of deans?
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The first time it happened it was the original wire from the factory with their solder. I will see if I can get some heavier deans