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Trim Motor Wires on Savage Flux? - 09.30.2009, 10:32 AM

Ok, has anyone shortened the motor wires on the Flux yet? They seem to be WAY too long given the ESC location. I know the Castle NEU motors can have their wires clipped but can the Savage Flux or is there some strange reason they are almost as long as the chassis?


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09.30.2009, 10:39 AM

Shortening those wires can only help, provided you are able to create a good solder joint between the (newly shortened) wire and 6.5mm plug


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10.02.2009, 05:38 PM

I had a pain,I had too buy a new solder gun ,30 watts did not get it.Then I drilled out the plugs too clean them, and went too far on one and made a hole through the bottom.4 hours later I was done.

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10.02.2009, 07:34 PM

Drilling the plugs to clean them? If you're talking about the wire side where you solder it into, you dont need to clean it, just reheat the solder & maybe add a little more as you stick the wire back in to solder it in place; just use good quality rosin cored solder.
   
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10.03.2009, 08:33 AM

sounds dumb i know,But my old cheap solder iron did not melt cc's high temp solder.lol
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