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Originally Posted by kayce
I'm curious "what's changed" since last time you used your car. While a small arc can occur on occassion when connecting a lipo battery, there really shouldn't be any "huge spark" - which tells me there's a dead-short, somewhere - so it has me questioning if you've changed a connector or some other component that could have lead to a short curcuit. Usually rc electronics are fairly robust, and it just appears you have a dead short (or something connected backwards) in one of the components.
All you can really do is troubleshoot - replacing individual components, one-by-one - until you locate the offending party.
I doubt it.
As with most electronics items, most RC electronics aren't covered under warranty unless they're new out of the box (yours aren't) - especially not all 3 or 4 items. You can try, but don't hold your breath.
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Originally Posted by JCJC
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Thanks for your replies. I'm preparing for the worst in terms of costs, but I can't afford to buy new electronics again
I really hope the Orion's indeed have an internal fuse like the topic suggests, it might have saved (some of) my electronics. If it is a fuse though I do wonder how I'm going to get that fixed.