I would have not made a new topic about this, but rather continued on your “Li-po help topic”.
I suppose you’re going to change the 5,5 mm bullet connectors coming with the battery to the 4 mm HXT ones? Otherwise you can’t use the connectors you listed. You should then add the needed HXT connectors to change the battery wire connectors.
Yes, assuming that the load side connector has a male XT60, then you this should work, but I recommend getting one more persons opinion first. Just in case I missed anything.
By the way, seeing that you’re seem to be in a big hurry. How do you plan to charge the Li-po packs? Do you plan to disassemble the pack for charging?
Sorry, but I don’t know what your setup is, what kind of charging equipment you have, what kind of performance you want, what’s your budget, what’s your building skill…
This is your build. I recommend trying to learn on your own with available material and via google. Asking about something specific that you’re not sure about or don’t know is okay, but don’t shove your own project into someone elses hands and ask them to make it for you.
And you can also see in the picture that the Batteries have the 4 mm HXT -connector on them, most likely because they are lower C-rated so they don’t need the 5,5 mm beefier connectors. You might save yourself some work if you find other similiar sized batteries with the 4 mm HXT connectors already on them. Then everything should just plug straight together, at least on the battery pack side.
With AWG lower means thicker and therefore higher current rating. So going from 12 to 14 would mean it’ll handle less amps, you really should be using lower AWG rating as well as changing the connectors as has been mentioned.
Most people use a minimum of 10AWG, it’s what I use for my 6S Lipo setup.
