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Yes computer information systems. I have to do something with the $2,000 a month I get for the GI Bill

They are so stiff i used vice grips and plyers to bend them in a manner where the body wasnt touching them lol...

soldering isn't your strong point, is it?

Holy crap, that looks like hell! No, really it does.

Get some Deans Wet Noodle wire ASAP. Like yesterday.

Are B & C soldered together in the center!!?

nope i suck a soldering.

I can do deans plugs no problems, but usually im using the right kind of wire haha.... I have to make it to the hobby shop tomorrow!

hah no they are not.

the buggy runs great actually... and im liking the motor so far...

do you guys heat shrink the motor wires?

is that 12g wire? looks thicker guage

its 12 gauge but coated and super thick wire which does not bend easily.. i used a dremel to cut out the sections haha

Havent decided yet. I'm still at the point where they haven't branched off into separate classes. Right now programming and SE are all the same classes at this point.

I will take you up on that though. I figured at almost 36 I need to decide what I want to be when I grow up

I do IT =P

I didn't put any shrink on the motor connections, but I did put some shrink on the posts. I know people say you shouldn't because of heat, etc; however I have not had any issues with heat (however, I have not run the ESC in the 105F Texas summer heat).

I am concerned about something shorting out across bare connections, so I'd prefer to shrink the motor connections, but I'm not as concerned about the motor connectors as I am the battery posts. I imagine that's why Tekin interlaced the motor wires with the battery wires on the ESC.