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Mankster · 31-03-2007

Very nice Andrew, so just how many subs do you really have? More than I have fingers I guess

And is that one of your in the Banner at the top of the page?

I fit 2 brass bolts through the WTC and connect them to the negative wire of the ESC (to the reciever). Simply connect the circuit with a brass stip (and fit nuts on the bolts to hold it down). Cheaper than a magnetic switch. There will still be a tiny current draw as the main battery is still connected to the ESC, but its best not to have a switch between the main battery and ESC which carry higher currents.

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Mankster Scale Model Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: London My Models: RC Postwar Subs and Naval ships Visit Mankster's Gallery Posts: 263	Very nice Andrew, so just how many subs do you really have? More than I have fingers I guess And is that one of your in the Banner at the top of the page? I fit 2 brass bolts through the WTC and connect them to the negative wire of the ESC (to the reciever). Simply connect the circuit with a brass stip (and fit nuts on the bolts to hold it down). Cheaper than a magnetic switch. There will still be a tiny current draw as the main battery is still connected to the ESC, but its best not to have a switch between the main battery and ESC which carry higher currents.