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On bullet type connectors, it's the best. I have use resistant type spot welders on large equipment part productions. Their amazing. I am sure on our scale, they would come in very handy. I don't know about direct contact joints, like soldering two bare wires together. But XT60's, EC5's...

Anyone have experience with resistance type systems? Or do you own one?

What else is needed to add this camera to one of my Heli's? I am starting from scratch adding a camera.

Today, testing my "new-rebuilt" TRex 500. Not crash related, just reprogramed my Skookum again and will see what the results are.

On one of my 450's, I run 1800 rpm's. Sport flying only, and my Heli is fine with this. I have others I run anywhere from 2200 to 2400 rpm's when I do a little more aggressive flying. FYI

This is the type system I am referring to. NO heat, apply pressure to a bullet type connector (or any type connector, or soldering just wire), squeeze arms on the connector, and usually you have a pedal, apply pressure, and you have instant heat to the bullet connector. I have used resistant...

Exactly which system are you referring to? For $8.00?

Anyone use a "resistance" type soldering system?

The best advice I can give you: Watch a few YouTube video's explainng setup. I have learned a lot from watching some of them, then with any technical questions, I will ask in a Forum. I hope this helps. set up a castle Talon ESC - YouTube When you pull the above video up, many more will...

Thanks for the quick reply. Then I can pair both of these batteries up using a parallel connector which should result in having a 22.2v 9500mAh battery?

Question: If you have a 22.2v 4500 mAh battery, and a 22.2v 5000 mAh battery, can they both be parallel charged setting you charger to 9500 mAh's?

I have tried everything, on almost every page I am getting the message. Next step? . . . . . .

The Venom charger in the above picture is a GREAT charger also. I usually charge my TX batteries on this charger. Both chargers are powered with one power pack. All cords are made with 10 AWG , the Blue wire seen is what I now use when making Series Connectors, makes is "very" easy to...

Parallel cord Left, Series connector Right Side. I usually custom make them using the smallest amount of wire possible for the Helicopter their going on. On both below, I use the same amount of wire on each cord. Other Words, I don't have 6" (inches) on one battery, and 4" inches on the other...

Replacing a faulty rocker switch in my Futaba 14SG, dropped it and the switch lever broke off. Getting the switch off the green board is the hardest part of replacing a switch. Soldering the new one one, simple.

Don't even ask, LOL. I was making a 4 battery parallel charging lead, plus a balance cord to handle 4 22.2v 5000mAh batteries for a friend. Things got out of control, Sorta of. Dennis

I will bump the RPM's up.

I have parallel charged 8 batteries at the same time, same bank. "ALL" cells must be close (voltage wise) before doing something like this. I use a Duo 406 with a 1,500w power supply. After doing this a few times, I now only charge 4 batteries at a time on one bank, the other 4 on the second...

Cache Cleared, we will see.