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Uber_hampster 02-17-2004 09:45 PM

Switch wiring question
 
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Im putting new leads on my SB motor because of the shody ones radioshack makes. Its a standared round pole connector like you would see on any hobby-grade car. m gonna change the leads on the car also, but im also gonna use other standard motors so i though up this: I'm pretty sure it'l work, but just want it checked. (its a double pull, double throw switch.)

NissanGTR01 02-18-2004 10:46 AM

i am confused what is the point of the double pole double throw switch are you gonna put in 2 drive motors ????????

Uber_hampster 02-18-2004 11:17 AM

i'm putting different leads on one motor. They are different than all the rest, so i will need a different female connector to connect the motor to. All my other motors have the normal leads, and I would still like to connect those and use them, too. I dont want to clip and put on another female connector everytime I switch a motor. This was my idea on how to prevent that, so I was asking your opinion and getting the diagram double checked. Hope that clears it up!

aperson 02-18-2004 11:40 AM

that'll be fine. just make sure its not one of the big switches where you hae a huge arm that goes back and forth to switch.

Uber_hampster 02-18-2004 12:07 PM

I know, im debating wether or not I can fit another switc in. Ive already got 4, this would be 5:eek:

aperson 02-18-2004 12:38 PM

or you could just put 2 wires coming up from the PCB and put 2 wires coming from each of those and put 1 of each plug on each end. youll have your 2 plugs and no switch. all you need is your plugs some wire and some heat shrink tubing.

Uber_hampster 02-18-2004 01:08 PM

ehh, I dont wanna mess with the PCB, this'll work fine, Ive got a micro switch thats good. BTW, if anyone didnt know, the reson I'm doing this is because numerous tests showed that the curent connection looses 5-10% of the power.

Uber_hampster 02-18-2004 04:37 PM

Update: just finished, works very well. More power to motor and 14g wire

aperson 02-19-2004 11:51 AM

have you tried bigger battery wires? i went to RS last weekend and they had some silicone wire. 20gauge and very flexible. will that fit in these?

Uber_hampster 02-19-2004 12:09 PM

I put 14g in, its a tight fit, but they work. I'd probly go 18 or 20 for battery wires. Thanks, I might try that.

Ps- look under the topic "look if intrested". I posted pictures towards the end.


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