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right guys i need some help basicly ive sold a lipo on ebay which was a gens ace 4000mah 30c 2s lipo in good working order.
was fine no issues with it looked after it and always stored at 7.6v with my b6 in between uses.the connectors a 4mm corally type inside the case which has never been tampered as they are glued closed. the guy who has bought it claims that he has got it this morning connected it to his esc and it has made is motor smoke and sparks from it.hes saying that its blown his £110 motor and wants a refund on it. i know what i think he has done but i just want it clarifying.but has anyone known if this to happen from been connected correctly?any info would be great on this.. thanks for reading
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How did it do the motor. Personnally i would of thought if plugged in wrong , the esc would of taken the brunt of the error and had gone up, not the motor.
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I'd have thought the only way you could make a motor spark is if the connectors on the motor or the output wires on the Speedo shorted out,
Maybe he's trying to pull a fast one, a battery can't damage a Speedo or motor unless he wired it the wrong way round, which wouldn't be any fault of yours,
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Sounds like he's trying it on mate ! As has been said the speedo would have taken the brunt of it if he had plugged it in wrong !
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thanks for you input guys, ive explained to him that this only happens from connecting incorrectly and i cant cover damage caused by him.will see what happens with this on ebay .
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