How many RFC Destinations / RFC Sender Channels

Hello everybody!
I have several RFC --> XI --> JDBC/FILE/SOAP integration scenarios. For each scenario I have one RFC Destination created (pointing to XI) in SM59 in R/3. For each RFC Destination I have created one RFC Sender Channel in XI.
But this doesn't make sense, don't you agree? I should have only one RFC Destination in R/3 to XI, right?
If that is the case:
1) Should I also have only on RFC Sender Channel in XI?
2) What about load balance? What about concurrence? With only one RFC Sender Channel I have to set "Initial Connection" propertie to a big value to be able to handle several RFC calls (to different RFC Functions) in parallel. Is there a limit (a maximum value) I can use in "Initial Connection" propertie?
Thanks
Julio

hi julio,
Yes. We can have only one RFC to point to Same XI System and in the XI, we need only one RFC Sender too.
For LoadBalancing and concurrence, refer the links:
1) https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c3d9d710-0d01-0010-7486-9a51ab92b927
Limitations regarding RFC Sender
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/58/11e6418b7eca17e10000000a155106/content.htm
Bonus Link: 
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regards,
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