NEW KO 2011 Electrical Switch2
#16
Tech Master
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From: michigan
I don't want to sound stupid here but I don't understand it AT ALL! so my question is, if I run a Losi lipo 2000 pack in my 8 2.0 with a lipo regulator and airtronics really good servos not cheap ones lol what will this help with? It would seem the push button to turn on would be a bit sketch but I think Iv got a totally wrong idea of this, does 1 end go to the battery n the other go to the receiver? Or from battery to on off switch to receiver? I'm just lost 100% with this. Sorry idk why, makes me feel stupid honestly but I can't figure it out.
i had one of these probably 5 years ago or so when they first came out and thought it was the cats ass. well worth the $40 then, but my dumbass some how plugged the battery in backwards and nuked it.
#19
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From: Quinby south Carolina
this is a switch, it replaces the mechanical switch. from the photos there are leads that go to the battery and then to the receiver, no charge jack which does kinda suck.
i had one of these probably 5 years ago or so when they first came out and thought it was the cats ass. well worth the $40 then, but my dumbass some how plugged the battery in backwards and nuked it.
i had one of these probably 5 years ago or so when they first came out and thought it was the cats ass. well worth the $40 then, but my dumbass some how plugged the battery in backwards and nuked it.
#20
I will be getting one.
#22
It's an electronic switch. You don't risk the chance of the mechanical switch getting switched off during a hard landing or just anything mechanical in general failing. That's the big upside to it for me.
#23
#28
Thanks for that.
We had a 5.5 on monday..rattled the house a lot but no more reported damage anywhere as was 15km deep luckally and think it will be a long time before they stop if ever...we are moving south to Dunedin and renting our house out here so will be nice to be in a quiet city for a change.
We had a 5.5 on monday..rattled the house a lot but no more reported damage anywhere as was 15km deep luckally and think it will be a long time before they stop if ever...we are moving south to Dunedin and renting our house out here so will be nice to be in a quiet city for a change.
#29
These switches are excellent. I used the old and will be awaiting the arrival of these. For all the reasons PK mentioned, it's a great way to ensure it won't get contaminated or damaged. It's the best option for situations where switches are required. I'm not as hardcore and like the convenience of a switch, and much prefer the reliability of this switch over a conventional switch.



