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There's no such thing as overkill.
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I guess it is not that bad when you think of it like that, however if you need sets of males for different motors then it adds up quickly $$$. You also end up with a bunch of extra females that are un-used. |
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Brian,
You have a PM from me...would you mind reading it? Pete |
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why would you want "un-used" ones??? you have to train them all over again...:lol: personaly, I want 17 porn stars:angel: |
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Yeah, precisely. There is no such thing as overkill. :yipi: |
Leaning slightly closer to the original topic, I've been pretty happy with the HobbyCity ribbed imitations in low-power setups, but I'm also perfectly willing to believe they're not quite as good as the originals.
What really bothers me about genuine Dean's plugs isn't the price, although I'd like to see it come down - it's the availability. Why won't the sell the things in bulk? That was what convinced me to try the HobbyCity imitations in the first place. When we routinely use quite a large number of these connectors, buying them a set at a time is a pointless irritation. |
While not exactly bulk, they do sell 5 packs of males and 5 packs of females at my LHS. One of the few things I still actually buy there. Still 5 is better (and cheaper) than a m/f pair at a time.
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bulk= cheaper per unit
that's why they don't do it.. although they could sell something like 10pks and keep the price basically the same per piece... just do it for convenience |
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