wyrnut
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Post by wyrnut on Feb 15, 2009 13:01:09 GMT 1
ive soldered many of times ... but now i know how to do it right .. wish id of saw these videos 25 years ago ... o'well better late than never ..thanx ev1.........
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Post by Dale F. on Apr 10, 2010 5:54:37 GMT 1
Thanks mrmugen!!
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huggy
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Post by huggy on Aug 18, 2010 8:50:38 GMT 1
Thanks for the vid and tips Kevin, so clear and straightforward. Will be changing various things to Deans connectors as I go so this will help a lot as my soldering has always been shaky at best!
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Post by Dillzio on Aug 18, 2010 9:30:44 GMT 1
You should consider using XT-60s instead of Deans, Deans are copywrited, so batteries can't come with deans connectors on them. XT-60s are not copywrited, they're cheap, and all the batteries from hobbyking come with them. XT-60s are also easier to solder.
Not that there's anything WRONG with Deans, but I think it just makes life easier for yourself if you just buy batteries from hobbyking without having to worry about changing their connectors.
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huggy
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Post by huggy on Aug 19, 2010 6:59:18 GMT 1
Now you come to mention it, the ones I'm using are XT, Deans pattern. And yes, quite easy to solder once I got the hang of it (having melted a couple, not remembered to put the shrink sleeve on first etc lol) Will use these as standard I think
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Post by killioughtta on Aug 19, 2010 8:02:39 GMT 1
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