s10racer4

i was wondering if someone could give me a link to the BEST deans plug you can purchase on the market....

thank you..

Ryan

Mattdg67

There isnt much difference in deans. http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXKX39&P=ML / http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDKA2&P=ML

birel19

Which one has less resistance?

Mattdg67

This is the better one for micros. http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXDKA2&P=ML

running_gag

direct soldering has the least resistance. but its not much less than deans.

hands without shadows

Crimping has the least resistance, but not many people want to go out and spend 250 dollars on a good crimping tool. The best deans are deans ultra, you can get them pretty much anywhere.

joeyblaze

umm deans ultra plugs have less resistance than a pieace of 12g wire the same size including the soilder .. how can u get better then that

Mattdg67

Yes but you are going to have to unplug the battery at some point. So its just retarted to soilder it directly.

pre98zetec

I think they mean solder the motor directly to the ESC.

tjarr001

so witht those dean micros do you solder the side with the who prongs stickin out neg to one and pos to the other?

JBanks523

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Go with the deans ultra, far better than the mini plugs, and the prongs dont get bent easily if you have a mishap or crunch it.

Mattdg67

Still thats retarted

tjarr001

can you get these plugs from radio shack?

Mattdg67

No

pre98zetec

Unless you swap motors everyday I don't see why its retarded. All my motors are soldered directly to the ESC.

Tolano

the only reason to use anything other than a deans ultra is if you are an idiot or have a car smaller than 18th, such as a micro t. the deans ultra fit just fine in my 18t and like someone said, they have less resistance than an equal length piece of wire, this was tested in one of the magazines about a year ago. people normally dont argue about direct soldering motors, the argument is about whether or not it is more efficient to direct solder your battery, and deans plugs have proved that it is not. you can buy deans plugs at any decent hobby shop for about $3. best thing you can do to an rtr in my opinion.

Mattdg67

Would you direct soilder a Brushless motor because that would be worse.

pre98zetec

considering Brushless motors don't have the leads on the outside of the endbell, no.

hands without shadows

Crimping has less resistance than soldering.