Flush mount servo lead connectors?

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06-12-2009, 07:33 AM

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Flush mount servo lead connectors?

Looking to build my first 35% aerobat. (AW or WH haven't decided yet)

Due to my lil' Chev Equinox I need to plan a very modular build to allow easy tear down.

I have heard of people using types of plugs on the surface of the fuse and wing/stab ribs that allow a contact to be made when the wing/stab is plugged on to the fuselage.

I would appreciate any information on what types of connectors are used for this purpose + any pictures or tips from those who have experience with them.

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Andrew.

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06-12-2009, 08:49 AM

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RE: Flush mount servo lead connectors?

Hobby Lobby use to have them and very well may still. I would look it up for you but I don't really like or have used their new web site. They are on my Mixmaster which I got from them but I have seen them in their online and paper catalog. I do have the latest paper catalog and will take a look later for you as I need some stuff from them.

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06-13-2009, 12:34 AM

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RE: Flush mount servo lead connectors?

I've heard of people using multi-pin computer connectors for this. They come in 9-pin versions and up. Digikey and Newark Electronics are two possible suppliers. Hope this helps.