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Originally Posted by captain harlock
The problem would still exist. Not as dangerous as the first form, but there is a chance they might get short, especially when you solder four of them in a Hi-Voltage controller with four leads.
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Accually the power poles can slide together to make a single connection. It will have to wires and two connectors as one. Or more for that matter. For amp holding on the power pole. I seen 16 cells short on on a chassis. The first and the last on to. It melted the power pole connector together between them. The tops of the batteries melted off to. So I think they can take some serious amp draw. I think they are easier than the deans to plug up as well.
How has your testing been with them rene? I don't use deans no more. The power poles are alot cheaper to use. I can daisy chain many batteries with no need for other wires.
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