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28/07/2010
hmattar (72%)
bought these and can`t find a tutorial on how to solder those.
Anyone got one? video or tutorial maybe.
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SamuelJ
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You haveto crimp it. If you solder, the wire will broke.
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William_RG
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It's not necessary solder!
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Fretromper
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Finnless Bob. Jus google "finless bob." He is an RC heli GOD!
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James
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they will only take 5amps continous 20 amps burst
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fusionbrad
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they should, but its pushing it abit, why not use hx60's? if you using something pulling 30 amps i presume its heavy therefore the xt60's will work better
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ipin17_aero
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No, prefer use deans or xt60 connector
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tommo85
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Most definitely no!!! 3-8A max
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Dean
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It depends on your voltage. At 12V, you're sure to cook it. At 1.5V, you /might/ get away with it. These are the small connectors normally used with receiver batteries/switches.
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25/03/2010
bubblebee (-16%)
This is not female on the photo !
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makis
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buy glasses
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flash242424
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yes it is
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Soren
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Yes it is. Don't go by the two "male things"* go by the outer casing only. (hope you don't know any girls with a setup like this, though)
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shadowind
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yas it is ! you have to mount it, the male connector of the bateries could plug inside
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glen
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I think they go by the plastic housing.
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2/03/2010
rlilayu (71%)
I buy a BEC without connectors, and have a Lipo with male JST connector, anyone can explain to me how install this female JST ??? thank you
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Phuc
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Use crimping tool to crimp the wire to tinted copper. If not, you can use pliers to crimp it then solder it.
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Bikalho
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I have the same doubt, some people say that for instal this plugs you need to have an especial tool.
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8/09/2009
ste92 (50%)
Please, what's the max current that this connectors can handle?
Thanks
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foobs
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I would also like to know this.
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joanwa
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I use it for up to 6A. Most people recommend 3-5A, though some are pushing them to 8A. You should definitely not exceed 8A as they have a considerable voltage drop then -> heats up!
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glen
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hooby-lobby has them listed as 10amp max. best to check temp of connector after use.
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