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skellyo 12.12.2008 11:44 AM

V3 & MMM Combo
 
Maybe I missed it, but I'm curious about something. Why do the V3 MMM's have bullets for all connections and the MMM's in the combos only have them on the motor side? I was surprised to open up my MMM Combo yesterday to see wires on the batt side.

BashemSmashem 12.12.2008 12:26 PM

I heard that all newer V3 MMM will be built like this , the ones that are not were made before they revised it .

phatmonk 12.12.2008 06:34 PM

I have seen a combo with the bullets on the battery side.Also my V3 has them also.

BashemSmashem 12.12.2008 06:37 PM

My MMM combo that I just received yesterday has the battery inputs soldered too the board , no bullets .

phatmonk 12.12.2008 06:52 PM

This is a photo that I saw at a website that currently have them forsale.I ordered a combo from Tower so I will see for myself monday.The HPI version does though have the battery leads soldered to the board from what their photo shows.
http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/3...0310ro2.th.jpg

Bernie Wolfard 12.12.2008 07:05 PM

We are soldering the wires on on the battery side because people where thinking it was a good idea to use the plugs to disconnect the battery, even though we provided battery wires with plugs. Plugs this size on circuit boards are strong enough but cannot take aggressive yanking on the lead to disconnect the plug. Obviously the motor wires won't be disconnected as often as a battery and there is less likely hood they will be yanked on in the heat of competition.

Bernie

e-mike 12.12.2008 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bernie Wolfard (Post 241524)
We are soldering the wires on on the battery side because people where thinking it was a good idea to use the plugs to disconnect the battery, even though we provided battery wires with plugs. Plugs this size on circuit boards are strong enough but cannot take aggressive yanking on the lead to disconnect the plug. Obviously the motor wires won't be disconnected as often as a battery and there is less likely hood they will be yanked on in the heat of competition.

Bernie

good idea!!!!and why now you remove the switch of the mmm????i have 7 mmmv3 and never had any kind of issue with the switch:whistle:


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