castle motor and esc for my sc10 2wd & sc10 4wd
#17
yep.
#18
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darryl, I am still willing to solder your stuff for you as we discussed today. the ESCs you have are excellent. After I solder the wires for you, you will be fine. If you are wanting plugs on the motor wires just order some. Soldering motor wires is pretty straight forward.
Think of it like this, after you solder the wires on the speed control and motor and put on plugs, its pretty much the SAME thing as running a castle setup.
Anyway, if you find you still want to go that route or sell the speedos, just give me a holler.
Think of it like this, after you solder the wires on the speed control and motor and put on plugs, its pretty much the SAME thing as running a castle setup.
Anyway, if you find you still want to go that route or sell the speedos, just give me a holler.
#20
cain i will try to solder them today. i have been watching alot of videos on youtube.
#22
is it possible for 1 guy to solder a motor and esc together or not?
#23
yes it is. i too struggled with soldering. that is until i got a helper. I forget the name, but it is a stand, with several articulating alligator clips. it makes a world of difference. also, use flux. my soldering joints are clean and awesome now that i have that help and use flux. good luck
#24
what is flux? is it a certain material in the solder?
#25
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Best helper I have found that was free was to take a set of needle nose pliers and put a rubber band around the end. That will help hold anything nice and still. And for what you are soldering, pretty much doing the battery plug side is where you want that. not much really. Tin both sides with solder, and your pretty set. Tinning is half the battle.