Mamba xlx esc do i need to add a switch and if , can some help me out. Tha knyou
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Castle is known for switch issues. With that said I usually cut it and braid the wires when it starts acting up. Below is the switch.
https://www.amainhobbies.com/castle...jpSgDpf8FrPp8TVrwIp1FNIvfLJBdgV8aAiFZEALw_wcB
https://www.amainhobbies.com/castle...jpSgDpf8FrPp8TVrwIp1FNIvfLJBdgV8aAiFZEALw_wcB
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Man, that is a lot of wires for a switch.
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Atleast it's plug and play.
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I didn't think the first generation XLX had that type of harness. Wasn't all the wires hardwired?
Isn't that harness only for the XLX2 esc?
@shiraz You can take the two wires that would be the switch wires and connect them together to bypass the need for one. Then the battery plug would be the "on & off"
Isn't that harness only for the XLX2 esc?
@shiraz You can take the two wires that would be the switch wires and connect them together to bypass the need for one. Then the battery plug would be the "on & off"
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