The red wire. Notice one is missing. You only need power from one Focbox to the receiver.
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All makes sense now. Thanks guys
By the way, if youâre still in the market for a remote, I have the benchwheel and itâs awesome. It has two channels set up so that you can run both pwm cables for two different escs without any modifications
People have had trouble ordering them and not specifically ordering BOTH the transmitter and receiver, be careful to check that. It can be a pain to pair them, but once configured thatâs a good remote
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Yeah Iâve been having a hard time finding any in stock. Would I be running one or two receivers?
I donât think you can use 2 receivers but the RX has 2 PPM connections.
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Is the RX a type of receiver?
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Itâs an abbreviation for receiver. Tx is transmitter. you can plug both pwm connectors into the single Rx, without disconnecting any red 5v wires. Then, you can power one esc off and still power the Rx without plugging/unplugging pwmâs (like for programming)
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that just hit my best-quotes-of-the-week hitlist 
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Thank you, I canât believe this is the first feedback Iâve gotten for that statement.
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Actually you only need the signal (white) on the second esc.
What did I say differently? I suck at words sometimes
What type of cable is the canbus cable guys?
Same like your sensor wires just 4pin 2mm jst (from which you need only the middle two)
You can pair two receivers; I have 2 mini remotes, but both receivers are paired to 1 remote. Essentially functions as two, single drive VESCs.
Iâm still not sure about Y cables. Is still a problem with FSVesc 6.6? If you cut the red cable and the vesc with the power dies the rx will not have power no? Whatâs the point then?
In the quoted text, I was referring specifically to the benchwheel remote! I donât think you can do it with the BW