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Old 07-05-2009 | 03:03 AM
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not sure if this is the right area or not. besides direct soldering, whats the best/lowest resistance type of connector? large bullets, traxxas?
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Old 07-05-2009 | 06:32 AM
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The best seems to be Deans/Traxxas.
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Old 07-05-2009 | 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by howtowakeakar
The best seems to be Deans/Traxxas.
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Deans and Traxxas are essentially the same design, although the Traxxas is a little bigger. I chose Traxxas because I suck at soldering and the Traxxas was easier for me to put together. They are also bigger with a good grip for my big hands. You will be well off with either one.
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Thjink large, quality gold plated bullets (5.5-6mm) prob lowest resistance out there, Deans would prob be next.

Choice of which to use will be impacted by how much current you need to run.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
Thjink large, quality gold plated bullets (5.5-6mm) prob lowest resistance out there, Deans would prob be next.

Choice of which to use will be impacted by how much current you need to run.
true. most 1/10 bl systems can and do pull ~100 amps or more. as far as i know, deans is rated for 40, and traxxas is somewhere around 70, at least according to hobbytown. i thought about bullets, but when i noticed that my bullets on my mamba max were blazing hot, i was not sure, although they are only 4 or 4.5 mm. do they have larger than 6mm, like 8? i just dont like the fact that my deans gets quite hot after running for a bit. heat is resistance and that means less power. i also use 8awg wire whenever possible, as it has far less resistance than 12, and even that gets quite warm.
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The best ones I've seen quoted were the Castle 6.5mm, they're 200amp rated and will handle up to 8ga.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXTJJ0&P=7

I've not seen anything bigger - I guess there is bigger, but you'd prob find it used in robotics or battle bots.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
The best ones I've seen quoted were the Castle 6.5mm, they're 200amp rated and will handle up to 8ga.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXTJJ0&P=7

I've not seen anything bigger - I guess there is bigger, but you'd prob find it used in robotics or battle bots.
yeah those are what i found as well. i think ill start using those. thanks for the input guys!
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