The 'Super Hungry Board' allows you to provide up to 8speed controllers with a maximum of 400A in total of power.
Either use the 4mm bullet plugs or the solder pads to connect the power lines of your esc to this power distribution board.
Specifications:
Amps Capable: 400
Connectors: 4mm and solder Pads
Size: 74X22mm
Weight: 101g (less with heat syncs removed)
Available from Hobbyking for US$ 12.88
Comments
A high current PDB only costs two cents - one penny for positive and one for negative. Thick self adhesive neoprene pipe insulation makes good electrical insulation. Bullets should not be used and are the source of many unexplained crashes IMHO.
Facepalm: These come with replaceable riser too.
Data missing here is the stack height. Important data, if you stack these internally. At least with the Gryphon you can replace the risers to reduce it; not sure if you can here.
Interesting sidenote: HK's green 45A ESC's use 5mm bullets, so the joined-up-thinking department was obviously on holiday that day.
Lol at the suckers who paid $275 for Power Hungry Systems boards....more like $$$ Hungry Systems, as the saying goes, you make it and market it...someone will buy it!....This is my fav! if only the BEC option was cheaper Id take it! http://www.gryphon-mall.com/category.php?id_category=10 , Personally I use this with an extra layer of solder on the tracks http://store.jdrones.com/product_p/hexapdpcb1.htm
Or you can just use pure copper washers and solder female bullet sockets on for like $5. ;)
Here is an alternative that takes much less space:
Vulcan Power 400A Power Distribution Board
Power distribution board for large multicopters.
This board uses 2mm thick copper sheet to provide huge current handling capacity, with 13 pairs of solder pads to handle all you battery, ESC and power feed requirements.
Diameter: 64mm Weight: 50g Mounting Holes: 3mm Copper Thickness: 2mm Solder pad diameter: 7mm Current Capacity: up to 400A
Please Note: Due to the very high copper thickness on this board you will need a soldering iron of minimum 80W to make good solder joints, ideally more!
At 400 amps, even some uOhms will make some watts
I don't see the sense in having heat sinks on a power distribution board. If it's getting hot, means the copper isn't thick enough..
400amps !!! are the copper layers thick enough ??
Well, there goes Power Hungry Systems business... LOL It was ridiculously priced anyway.