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Decent 'Deans type' connectors
Hi guys,
Which ones are decent? Easy to get apart but won't fall apart? And where can I get them from?  Obviously need more females than males. G
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This may sound crazy, but what about the deans ones?
Or are you in minge mode again?
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I find the stock 'Tamiya' style connectors are excellent, especially for high current applications...
would be perfect for a 24hr car.... 
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Yes you wouldn't have to worry about them coming apart
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and I would happily supply and fit them for you, can't say fairer than that G...
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14-01-2009
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Hahahahah, ok, where do I get proper deans connectors in the UK? I'm having trouble finding any
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