Parallel Connections

[jathomas3]

What type of harnesses are you guys using to connect your 6s packs in parallel? I'd love to see some pics of your setups. Thanks!

 

[cordy]

Ok here you go a parralel wiring harness. Parts available from e.p. buddy in ohio. You have to make it. Also check the new to lipo thread down the page.

 

[Guest]

I just cut all my plugs off and made my own.

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[jathomas3]

Thanks for the fast reply and pics! That's exactly what I was looking for!!

 

[cordy]

Glad we could help.

 

[Guest]

Always happy to help.

 

[bigfol]

8mm bullet connectors

http://www.redcatrampageforum.com/picture.php?albumid=238&pictureid=1980

http://www.redcatrampageforum.com/picture.php?albumid=238&pictureid=1981

 

[krashkrieg]

BigFol, that's a pretty cool idea for the connections....do you just have a bunch a solder inside the three?

 

[jathomas3]

I like that too. Really clean looking. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Deluge]

Nice. I'd like to see how they're assembled.

 

[killajb]

For my 1/8 truggies, cars and vehicles of smaller size (mini revo on mamba pro) which use 6s but don't require extreme current..





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[Guest]

That is a clean set up. I like the 8mm Ts. Good job!

Please post a pic of it installed!

 

[Deluge]

For my 1/8 truggies, cars and vehicles of smaller size (mini revo on mamba pro) which use 6s but don't require extreme current..

That's pretty sweet, dude.

 

[bigfol]

Nice. I'd like to see how they're assembled.

Don't really want to pull all the self-amalgermating tape off, but what I did was strip off insulation of some 10g wire,twisted two stands together in the shape of a T-piece and then tinned it all in solder, once that was finished, I fill up the end's of the connectors with solder and inserted the T-piece into each connector. It can only be done with a the help of 80w or higher soldering iron, a jig to hold the connectors in place and you need to be quick.LOL

 

[Guest]

I use the little micro torches for the bigger solder joints. Seems to work. Just have to be a bit careful not to get the solder too hot.

 

[bigfol]

I use the little micro torches for the bigger solder joints. Seems to work. Just have to be a bit careful not to get the solder too hot.

Good idea, looks like I'm off to the hardware shop......again!!!!

 

[killajb]

Been one of my best friends for years for soldering jobs..

http://www.sears.com/power-probe-pp-ppsk-self-igniting-butane-soldering/p-SPM222409892P?prdNo=2&blockNo=2&blockType=G2

 

[Deluge]

Nice! I need to pick one up.

 

[bigfol]

Nice. I'd like to see how they're assembled.[/quoteHere you go Deluge.

 

[bigfol]

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