Motor Connectors on Sidewinder
#1
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Motor Connectors on Sidewinder
I'm getting my Sidewinder ESC in a few days, and will be using it with a brushed motor for now. I use Deans plugs for all of my motors and batteries, and so am ken to keep that going.
My question is:
If I use two of the ESC wires to a deans plug for my brushed, when I hook up a brushless motor later, can I use the deans for 2 wires, and a bullet for the other one?
I'm assuming there won't be any issues, but not 100%
I don't want to swap to bullets, as between myself, my boy, anf my GF, we have 5 cars at the moment, all on deans
My question is:
If I use two of the ESC wires to a deans plug for my brushed, when I hook up a brushless motor later, can I use the deans for 2 wires, and a bullet for the other one?
I'm assuming there won't be any issues, but not 100%
I don't want to swap to bullets, as between myself, my boy, anf my GF, we have 5 cars at the moment, all on deans
#3
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I was thinking of doing htat, but I guess laze is getting the better of me!
What diameter bullet connectors are best for smaller motors? We won't use anything more powerful than a 19T stock for the foreseeable future.
What diameter are the standard Sidewinder ESC bullets?
What diameter bullet connectors are best for smaller motors? We won't use anything more powerful than a 19T stock for the foreseeable future.
What diameter are the standard Sidewinder ESC bullets?
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Wucked. Thanks for that