Originally Posted by
Ex_Pat_Tanker
The big draw back to pico switches is that they don't like to be switched on and left there for any length of time - you'd need to be careful to only have them engaged when you wanted to fire, and not have either one or the other 'on' at all times.
Option B would be to use the Turnigy light switch in place of the pico switch to control the live wire (also cheaper too)
Was unaware of the issue on the Pico's Martin, I use them to control the lights on my r/c construction stuff and never had an issue. I leave the lights on for the entire length of a batt run time.