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Old 02-02-2010
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hi to all i have a tc5r just joined stafford rc club few weeks back really love it but on a few heats car didnt have any power i run lipo with deans connectors if i mess with wires from battery and esc comes back alive so i'm wondering if the deans connectors are worn out or bad soldering they have shrink wrap round where the soldering should be but as i'm new to rc do'nt want to take shrink wrap of as woulndt have a clue how to put back on is there anywhere i can take my tc5r to have new deans connectors soldered on ? i live near stafford so if anyone could help me would gladly be appreciated thanks
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Your question would have been far easier to read if you had bothered with capitals and punctuation.

Dean's connectors can go off sometimes and wear out. Sometimes when using Dean's replica connectors of different origin the connection is dodgy from the beginning.

Basically just get a new connector and solder it to the battery. You slide the shrink wrap onto the wire before you solder on the connector, so you cannot put it on after the connector is attached.

If you aren't good at soldering get someone at your local club to help you.
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Definitely get someone to help you if you haven't done it before, keep the iron on the connector too long and the tabs will shift a little and go out of alignment.

Better yet, get someone at your club to switch everything you have to 5mm bullets.
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Definitely get someone to help you if you haven't done it before, keep the iron on the connector too long and the tabs will shift a little and go out of alignment.
If you plug the two connector halves connector together while soldering the tabs don't shift.
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