Ok i bought a Team Orion Advantage charger, i was looking around and all the higher end charger have the "pinchy" conectors to conect to the battery. On my Super Brain 969 there were banana plugs that you pluged into it. Can i change the picnhy plug to a deans? Or do the make demal banana plugs?
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by the pinchy connectors do you mean alligator clip's?
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yea on team orions new charger there aligator clips. you can change them. just cut the alligator plugs off tand soder the deans on and shrink wrap the wires.
A servo wire extension that I cut the end off and soldered on to a different wire.
I have a h'billy rigged charger and battery packs. I used servo extensions to make the leads on the batteries and the lead on the charger wire. Cheap and have lasted me a couple years so far.
YEE-HAW Olds....LOL....hillbillies have the best toys man......I felt like such a boob askin my LHS for leads like that when I have a pile of dead electronics.....DOOOOH
I like having clips on the end, It make it easy to adapt the charger to any battery you want to charge up.
Just get the proper connector style for each battery type you have and use the clips to attach to the ends. If you change the charger ends you limit yourself to what you can charge.
The other alternative is to use a deans and make a pigtail with all the different plug ends on it. Doing this can be convieniant but raises the resistance with so may wires all soldered together.
Just get the proper connector style for each battery type you have and use the clips to attach to the ends. If you change the charger ends you limit yourself to what you can charge.
The other alternative is to use a deans and make a pigtail with all the different plug ends on it. Doing this can be convieniant but raises the resistance with so may wires all soldered together.
Case in point:
5-cell: 5 AA 2000Mah NiMH batteries.
5-cell: 5 AA 2000Mah NiMH batteries.
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