Single 4mm Male to 4 x 3.5mm Female Adapter (1 set)

 Daniel 2 points

Yes it is possible Lets say each motor draws 10 amps one could get away with a 40 amp ECS but I would use a 50 amp ESC to be on the safe side

 Sebastian 5 points

Only if you have a brushed motor setup, It ist NOT possible for multiple brushless motors to be driven from the same ESC

 Shunra1 95 points

You can use any battery you want, but i would recommend keeping the current under 70 amps continuous, 100 amps peak.

 Syamil17 23 points

How do i calculate the amps of battery?

 Sergio 13 points

this adapters are limited for the 4mm connector, and is rated to around 93A, so 80-85amps continuos for short time looks great.

 Shunra1 95 points

1) The maximum amps the battery can deliver is calculated by multiplying the capacity times the C rating. For example:
A 2.2Ah battery with a 30C rating will be able to deliver 2.2*30 = 66 Amps
A 3000mAh(=3.0Ah) battery with a 50C rating will be able to deliver 3.0*50 = 150 Amps.

2) The amount of amps the system will use depends on your choice of motor and ESC, the amount of amps the motor will use is usually listed in the specs of the motor

 Sergio 13 points

I agree with you Shunra1, i only add this: if you use a 2.2Ah and your consumption is 2.2Ah it will have a duration of 1 hrs, theorically because you can´*t leave at 0 the bat. if your consumption is 2.2Ah*30c your bat has a duration of 1/30 hrs.

 Kiwi_fulla 251 points

Put it in the Forum Mudgutts

 mudgutts 70 points

Ok, will do

 karan 395 points

yes, ofcourse it is made for multies!!!!

 Kellyann 16220 points

B this is what it is made for. Well a Quad. But just blank off one connector. I hope we help.

 Pela.91 3 points

Absolutely yes! That are great connector!

 majik01 2650 points

Tested at 60 burst 100 for ten seconds. For 160 the 6mm sprung gold connectors would be perfect. Definitely not for monster quads with 50A per motor or more.

 medievil1959 36 points

THANKS, LOOKING AT QUAD WITH 35AMP PER MOTOR. LOOKS LIKE THE SOLUTION

 majik01 2650 points

Your quad will use 35A per motor? Dude that must be crazy big!

 RodrigoSa 13 points

the female side is 3.5mm and the male is 4mm

 gouldie 401 points

you would use it to plug in four escs into one battery on a quadcopter

 roger123 121 points

your esc need to be parallel so this save you time and simplicity

 RodrigoSa 13 points

or plugin multiple chargers...

 Kellyann 16220 points

Jodde why do you not show us what you mean and make a video and post it. I is nice to see new ideas. Or you could post your idea in the DIY forum.

 Kellyann 16220 points

Ok so you maen hard wire every thing?? Even battery?

 roboforcerX2000 167 points

Leave the battery:) Only by soldering everything you will be 100% sure your connection will not brake, or get loose from vibration. And you will save weight, that is 5 sets of connectors per motor

 Kellyann 16220 points

So leave the battery??? So do not hard wire the Batteries OK. Thanks I wisk I credit you sorry

 roger123 121 points

am not agree with that , if you use lots of esc like my x8 i need 8 esc and if you need to repair your machine of a faulty esc or just tune the esc you can remove fast and fix the problem also i have no lose because i use piece of shrink to secure the connector and it take only fews second to removed if needed

 Sloperdude 1309 points

?? If you need 4 x 4mm, you would need a larger battery terminal.

 spitfire2010 640 points

4mm is used because it will supply 4 ESC, however, you can very safely use 3.5mm connectors feeding each esc as it is 1/4 of the current being fed through the 4mm connector.

 Sloperdude 1309 points

spitfire2010, I was referring to what 3w flyer wrote. "why from 4 x 3,5 to 4mm just go from 4x4mm to 1x4mm" The problem is that if he needs 4x4mm to go to the 4 ESCs, his current (Amp) load is probably too high to be fed into the one male 4mm connector. An analogy would be if you were installing a sub electrical breaker panel to your home's main breaker box and the sub box had four 15 Amp circuits, you wouldn't connect the sub box to the main box with 14 gauge wire, you'd use 10 or 8 gauge wire.

 3w_flyer 52 points

I mean, like most of us I want simplicity. So i use 4mm for everything. If i always have to switch connectors like HK does, the fun will be gone soon.

 Sloperdude 1309 points

"If i always have to switch connectors like HK does, the fun will be gone soon." Take heart little buddy, the fun is in flying. Don't let a few connectors get you down.

 Kellyann 16220 points

Very nice Cool 2012

 Freewind 111 points

I would use these ANY TIME in my Quadro's. Up until now I made them myself, but these or nice, And I believe these can handdle the current without a problem !For this price you can't can't heat up your Iron en solder them yourself