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Is it safe to use deans connectors between a motor (brushed 540) and the ESC, to replace bullets?
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Is it safe to use deans connectors between a motor (brushed 540) and the ESC, to replace bullets?
Although some say that you loose current as appose to corallys all mine and my sons cars are set up with deans connectors as it takes away the stupid moment factor Been there a couple of times!!! Poof.. pos meets neg
IMO its a very good idea
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Yes, i would, over those nasty tamiya connectors....

Good idea IMO
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