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phildogg
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02.17.2007, 07:15 PM

hey brian thats a good idea for direct soldering.. buggy looks good and clean!!
hey maxx glad you got it fixed bro.
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02.17.2007, 07:37 PM

Thanks Phil. I posted more pics in my buggy thread if you want to see more pics...

Yeah, it's not exactly direct soldering, but it's the next best thing, easy to do, clean, and is relatively easy to undo should the need arise. I've been running the Revo with wires like that with no problems. You just have to make sure the solder connection is good.
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