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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / July 2008connectors for a 600 electric sized bird
just curious are deans T style connectors ok for the 600 class sized helicopters? as we had one go in today down my club that got hot enough to melt the solder and came completely undone causing £350ish worth of damage  SignatureKevin R Reply address works > just curious are deans T style connectors ok for the 600 class sized > helicopters? as we had one go in today down my club that got hot enough to > melt the solder and came completely undone causing £350ish worth of damage If you are talking about these, http://www.rctoys.com/rc-toys-and-parts/DE-ULTRA/RC-PARTS-CONNECTORS-WIRING.html ?gclid=CNjY7fum4ZQCFQgWiQodPnb_SQ , then they should have been just fine. A friend of mine is flying an X-Cell Ion with two 5S packs run in series. That's 42 volts when fully charged, and he's had no problems in three years of running them. It sounds like something else may have gone wrong if these are what you're talking about. Is it possible that something shorted out after the crash? Things like this are really hard to diagnose after the fact sometimes. Best of luck figuring out what happened! Fly Safe, Steve R. >> just curious are deans T style connectors ok for the 600 class sized >> helicopters? as we had one go in today down my club that got hot [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Fly Safe, > Steve R. definitetly failed before the crash it completely lost power and fell and solder blobs where all over the inside of the canopy, only one side of the connector heated up, looking at the mating side only a very small area was bare metal the rest was covered with melted plastic so it possible was only a partial joint SignatureKevin R Reply address works >just curious are deans T style connectors ok for the 600 class sized >helicopters? as we had one go in today down my club that got hot enough >to melt the solder and came completely undone causing £350ish worth of >damage Been flying them on both my Trex 600s for over two years. No problems at all.. Guys I fly with are running up to 10S LiPo on theirs using these connectors. Sounds like it had a dead short somewhere or the solder joints were cold/cracked. |
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