Trip
Well-Known Member
I've seen this many times, you bought a new receiver battery and it won't plug into your receiver switch. I've read all sorts of ways guys go about trying to fix it. I've seen guys re-soldering wires, trying to seperate the wires from the connectors and all sorts of different ways... Here's a very simple procedure to remedy that simple problem.
Your new Battery has this connector.
But you need it to go into this...
Cut the unused port off with a pair of dykes. Not the kind you meet in a bar, but wire cutters. Make it look like this.
Problem solved...
See that wasn't so hard was it, just one little snip and the problem goes away. LOL.
Your new Battery has this connector.
But you need it to go into this...
Cut the unused port off with a pair of dykes. Not the kind you meet in a bar, but wire cutters. Make it look like this.
Problem solved...
See that wasn't so hard was it, just one little snip and the problem goes away. LOL.
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Dam you!!! Now you tell me after I just pulled both wires out of the adapters of my new and old battery and swap em. Then cutting and re-wiring my switch wire to my battery. It was a direct link now from switch to battery 
You know... I thought about clipping it like you did here... but didn't do it cause it might not work well and looks unprofessional... but I should of done it!