jediobiwan

OK, so first let me say I am completely new to RC, so be simple with me and don't look at me like I am completely stupid. Our school has a model RC club and due to the fact that it died and no one else took up the club, I did. We have a Traxxas Stampede and had been running 3000 mAH Super Duty plus batteries from last year, but they all died really quick. When I went to HobbyTown to get new batteries they told me to use the Racers Edge 3600 mAH batteries. Well, shortly after that, the battery connection was literally burning together with the connection on the speed control. After another trip to Hobby town they told me to use Ultra plugs. So my soldering skills suck, but I got the battery and speed control connections and it ran fine. But then I tried to remove the alligator clamp side of the charger and solder an ultra plug to it. However, even thought I know there is voltage in the battery because of a tester, the Super Brain never can see it. Do I have to cut off the regular connection and solder the ultra plug connector to that side?
Thanks!

gatermaxx

iTrader: (6)

If i understand you correctly, you only have the deans plug from the charger attached to one of the charging wires, I would solder it completely. so that it goes charger-wire-deans-deans-wire-battery. and no unsoldered connections.

Rod

jediobiwan

I do have both the charger wires connected to the ultra plug terminals. The problem is that the charger doesnt see a voltage on the formerly alligator clamp side.

1armed1

iTrader: (79)

do you have a way to take pictures of your connector on the charger?
If so post them here or email them to [email protected] and I will see if I can help you out.

Dayton