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I am struggling to get the electronics neatly into my xxxcr.

please could i see your installs for some inspiration, cheers
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ooh, thats nice and neat.

makes mine look like a birds nest
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Get a picture up and maybe we can give you some tips on how to improve it.

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Ill get mine up next week once i build it.
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Get a picture up and maybe we can give you some tips on how to improve it.

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Hmm hard to see where all the wires are going to. But for a start you could shorten your battery leads.
This is probably a better example than ash's because its got a brushless speedo in which has more wires,

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bit of a problem there ben.

the speedo is for my touring car, so i am unable to shorten the battery / motor wires
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bit of a problem there ben.

the speedo is for my touring car, so i am unable to shorten the battery / motor wires
ahh right. Schumacher sell some of these http://www.racing-cars.com/products.asp?recnumber=9024
They will tidy up all your little receiver/speedo wires

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ooh i like them

i might have-to put some of them up
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Hi luke...

Instead of curling your wires round a pencil, try folding them, and then sliding a piece of heatshrink over them, thats what i do and it does look tidier IMO.

If you want me to take a few pics, let me know

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thanks for the tip mate,

ill get some heat shrink

what size, or dont it matter ?
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Ideally the heat shrink wants to be about 3 or 4 times the thickness of the wires so that you can fold the wires about 3 times and then slide the heat shrink over
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Hi luke...

Instead of curling your wires round a pencil, try folding them, and then sliding a piece of heatshrink over them, thats what i do and it does look tidier IMO.

If you want me to take a few pics, let me know

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hi could you post some pics cause i am installing brushless at the moment
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You can laso use a small zip tie instead of a shrink.
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The pics havent come up very clearly, ive used black heatshrink and its in my pred so you cant really make it out... I suppose thats a bonus though

Its as ben said, use some heatshrink. about 3 or 4 time larger than the wires, then fold the wires backwards and fowards along themselves and slide the heatshink over...

Ill try some more pics tomorrow when its lighter

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