BlueBird HB 50B servos

[JAG]

Yeah those look good. Where do you get them?

 

[Snoopy1]

I see these connectors in my future.

They look great need name, please, company and price , please. Like those will need to order 100 of those and start soldering for quite a while. Just wait was it not @Jetpainter that we just saw soldering up all kinds of trains he the expert we can all send our stuff to him ??????????

 

[lazyboyflyer]

The servo connectors are available from Power Box systems. For high voltage applications.

 

[Jetpainter]

They look great need name, please, company and price , please. Like those will need to order 100 of those and start soldering for quite a while. Just wait was it not @Jetpainter that we just saw soldering up all kinds of trains he the expert we can all send our stuff to him ??????????

Very funny!

 

[Snoopy1]

The servo connectors are available from Power Box systems. For high voltage applications.

Thanks for the info but at €10.99 apiece that is $14.00 about per connection that is going to get very expensive in a hurry. Will need adout 10 to 12 per plane that is $150 per plane that is getting up there. Thanks for the in fo.

 

[Rick dazzler]

We are actually working on an inexpensive alternative.

 

[Snoopy1]

We are actually working on an inexpensive alternative.

We can use something that is better than what we have.

 

[Rick dazzler]

For sure. I have been on this for years and the servo and rx manufacturers will not change. However I have finally decided to make up a kit but will need some DIY

 

[yakken]

Why did the micro deans go away. They are awesome.

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[Bunky.F.Knuckle]

I see these connectors in my future.

Used Deans 3 pin connectors for years. Used them in the early brushless power system days. Ran 20Amps thru them, and 15A thru a Deans 2 pin, carefully. It is a shame they stopped making them.....