Anyone have a solution for the batteries coming unplugged when hard bashing? I am using EC5/ IC5 connectors. Tired of having to plug it back it in every 5 minutes!
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Take a Tiny flat head screwdriver and pry the little prongs apart.Anyone have a solution for the batteries coming unplugged when hard bashing? I am using EC5/ IC5 connectors. Tired of having to plug it back it in every 5 minutes!
YES Secure those cables!! All kinds of bad things can happen when the cables are flopping around..EC5/IC5 connectors fit together pretty tightly, so assuming they're good quality and not worn, if you're knocking them around hard enough to cause disconnections you may want to take a look at how you're tying down your wires.
Have a picture of how you handle your cables?Anyone have a solution for the batteries coming unplugged when hard bashing? I am using EC5/ IC5 connectors. Tired of having to plug it back it in every 5 minutes!
Me too..every rig requires a different approach. My kaiju and xmaxx both get cables routed under battery straps. Kraton I have the esc cables attached to the body support cage. Kronos I have the esc wires zip tied to a rear chassis brace.I loop battery cables under the battery velcro strap when possible. Seems to prevent this issue.
Yup, you just reminded me that I've seen Duperbash wrap the connectors with electrical tape.little flap of duct/gorilla tape around the connectors with a "courtesy tab" only takes an extra 20 seconds when connecting the battery. It'll keep them together, be easy to pull off when you're done, and is cheap to do. if i'm having issues with batteries coming out, firstly use good cable management like others stated above, and then tape the connectors together.
haha I thought of this and thought I was big brain.
+1EC5/IC5 connectors fit together pretty tightly, so assuming they're good quality and not worn, if you're knocking them around hard enough to cause disconnections you may want to take a look at how you're tying down your wires.
It's the only way to be sure, really....I just test the lipo by touching the terminals to my tongue. Then I spit in the connectors and put them back together again. Then I pull another cold-filtered, beechwood-aged can of brewed mountain-stream lager from the bag and toast the lipo plug tester man at the factory for all he does, and eventually forget to spread the prongs back out and repeat the whole thing again later.
What's going on here? Those 2 sets of cables don't look like they belong together? You zip tie your connectors while charging?
My charger was on the run no,just proof of consept, was too lazy to find the car and liposWhat's going on here? Those 2 sets of cables don't look like they belong together? You zip tie your connectors while charging?
Perhaps you live in a REALLY bad neighborhood?
I figured, but decided to have fun with it✌My charger was on the run no,just proof of consept, was too lazy to find the car and lipos
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