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Originally Posted by Chrislong
I know, but its all it can be. He is worrying about airflow to the battery and chassis melting near the connector so it must be getting warm, the battery connector should be stone cold if resistance is low.
And its a cheaper thing to swap before he goes away to buy new cells. I was thinking along the lines of; I wouldn;t feel guilty if he spent £2 on a connector and found it was the cells at fault, but if we tell him to spend £20 - £30 on cells but the 50p tamiya connector is still the problem then he's going to be rather upset.
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I'd agree with that, also switching over to deans plugs or similar cant be a bad move anyway where as throwing a lot more money away on cells without changing connectors would just end up with melted connectors!