Extensions for battery packs
11-18-2002, 03:33 PM
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Extensions for battery packs
Do they make extensions for receiver battery packs like they have them for servos? I want to move my pack down the fuse to balance a nose heavy plane.
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Extensions for battery packs
Just use a servo extension. For safety's sake look for the heavy-duty ones with #22 wire, and put some shrinkwrap aroung the plugs to keep them from separating.
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Extensions for battery packs
Extensions on the packs are not any problem so long as you use the HD wire. If you are using a lot of Hi-Torque servos, then I would recommend getting 18 awg high strand wire.
