Hmmm, I may switch to Traxxas connectors
06-06-2009, 12:30 AM
#1
Hmmm, I may switch to Traxxas connectors
My friend picked up a Traxxas Stampede a few weeks ago and we got to bash last week and I got to play with this TRX connectors a bit. I have to say, its shit loads easier to pull them apart then my deans. My deans are performing well, but they are a real pain to solder correcly and then having to cover up the joins to prevent shorts. Ironically my SMC Lipo's orginally came with TRX as a misorder, but I was so impatient I immediatly switched to Deans. Now after trying both, I think I may get rid of the Deans and go TRX for convienence.
06-06-2009, 05:28 AM
#2
After years of Deans, I just switched this week. I was tired of having nothing but wire to pull on to unplug them. And, YES, I did have the males plugged to a female when soldering to keep the pins from moving.
The Traxxas connectors work great so far, I am happy with them!
The Traxxas connectors work great so far, I am happy with them!
06-06-2009, 11:12 AM
#3
After years of Deans, I just switched this week. I was tired of having nothing but wire to pull on to unplug them. And, YES, I did have the males plugged to a female when soldering to keep the pins from moving.
The Traxxas connectors work great so far, I am happy with them!
The Traxxas connectors work great so far, I am happy with them!
psshh... deans
, so yesterday......
06-06-2009, 04:17 PM
#4
I am running all Traxxas connectors now myself. Solder and click-in and you're done!
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06-07-2009, 08:15 AM
#5
Tech Initiate
I really like the traxxas connectors, thats all I use now. They're very easy to grap/grip.
06-09-2009, 01:30 PM
#6
Tech Regular
Ive been a deans fan for some time now, and yes I understand the soldering issue... they are a bugger!.. Ill have to check into these traxxas plugs.. they look like it may be worth switching over to
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