everything you say no to i dissagree with. Totaly easy to solder, just gotta know how, all it involves is plugging it into a plug and solder as a group, not single... super simple, did 7 batteries last night in 3 minutes, max
i run 60 amps the whole pack, never had a brown out, in fact if it's limiting it, thank god cause my flights are short enough
totaly stackable and there super simple to make series/paralel adapters with. They solder to themselves super easy
Color, the red and black wires not enough? i'm so used to looking at positive and negative it's like wiping my but to put them together right. Only plugs on a pack i fry are the balance plugs from charging in not enough light
Industry Proven, Are you kidding? I bet theres been 10's of millions if not 100's of millions of em sold. If there not working it's cause they weren't plugged together when they were soldered, super simple, any solder jig has the plugs built in, pretty much an industry standard. As of 3 years ago when deans threatened lawsuits to everybody cloning there design, every pack you bought came standard with deans
You need a new solder iron if those really are your problems. My tip weller has the solder wet throughout within 15 seconds, my 400 watt gun has it soaked out in 3-4 seconds. Man, what work
personally i wouldn't want something crimped only, it breaks wire not done properly and leaves the chance of a loose wire getting uncoiled from the strand and able to hit the apposing side. I make every wire to length on everything with crimp on servo ends, there all soldered after crimping because ive had the wires do so..... every wire, whole builds, times alot
Although if i was drawing a considerable amount of amps and needed these, they'd be my first choice but to say there the only thing that works is being a ostrich with your head in the sand. might be all you use, but man, i'm talking millions of deans are in service, have been for years and work fine
I used to not get it... think i lost two models to brownouts from bad plug soldering, but dude, your talking to a guy that's had 12x 600 or bigger helis and litteraly 50+ planks in the last 6 years.... Every single one had a deans on it..... even back in the late 80's when i raced cars i had deans plugs, different but none the less......
