Title: Battery-ESC connection problem Post by: vikalp11 on August 14, 2011, 12:03:27 PM I have a problem with the battery to ESC connection.
I have soldered bullet connectors on them. The male bullet on the ESC & the female one on the Battery. But I did not put the EC3 cover (blue colored) over them. So now whenever I try to connect the ESC to the Battery, there is short at the battery female connector. A couple of times I connected them quikly even when the connectors shorted (gave out a spark ), but now I am not doing it again as i think its risky. Please help me. What should I do. It would be great if I can meet someone from Mumbai & show it to him. I live in Chembur. Please help me out with this issue. :help: Thanks, Vikalp. 9870484543. Title: Re: Battery-ESC connection problem Post by: aditya on August 14, 2011, 12:15:29 PM when try to connect battery with e.s.c , keep your receiver switch (connecting reciever and esc) in off position. this will reduce the spark. You can use T connector or XT 60 connectors for connecting battery to e.s.c. They are made for this purpose. bullets are for esc and motor connection.
Title: Re: Battery-ESC connection problem Post by: aditya on August 14, 2011, 12:16:54 PM this may be due to high discharge capability of lipo,s.
Title: Re: Battery-ESC connection problem Post by: vikalp11 on August 14, 2011, 01:06:42 PM This is where i made the mistake. I didnt cover those bullet connectors with the EC3 cover (blue colored outer cover). Now i have to desolder the wires & re-solder them & put the EC3 cover over them. This will prevent the sparking. & it will also prevent the two battery wires to touch each other.
The battery that I am using is 3S-20C-220mAH Lipo. & the ESC is 30Amp. Title: Re: Battery-ESC connection problem Post by: vikalp11 on August 21, 2011, 12:02:56 PM I have resolved this issue. I have got the bullet connectors covered by the EC3 connector. Did not had to desolder anything.
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