Having seperate battery banks for each motor would be a bad idea. One set is bound to drain before the other. One motor may be run more than the other due to turning habits, track tension differences, or other issues. Not to mention batteries may charge inconsistantly giving one side a lower initial charge than the other. All these factors may lead to one motor running out of juice before the other, leaving your tank running in circles. You can get consistancy for both motors by running off one bank of batteries. As far as frying your Tri-pact gear, I don't know.
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