ste77_2008
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hi basically i need to remove a connector from a hump pack and put it onto a battery for the marder. but how can i remove the connector without cutting the wire.
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frumpy
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If it's a Tamiya style connector you have to cut the wire
pablo
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yea i think the only way is to cut it mate, maplin should sell a new connector tho,,
ste77_2008
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it isn`t a tamiya connector it is the standard type from a hump pack. so maybe just solder them together by the wires and put insulation tape on to waterproof it.
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dwarfy
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Get some heat shrink tubing. You should be able to pick some up from your local motor store, electrical supplier or halfords or somewhere like that will prob do it. Make sure you slip it over the wires before you solder them together
ste77_2008
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yikes a bodger:w00t:......pictures would helpis it a small futaba style
thats it yeah a futaba connection. it is a temp job till i et a new battery.
dwarfy
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You shouldnt be joining the big tamiya plug wires to the ikkle receiver type plug wires btw.
ste77_2008
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no they weren`t tamiya connectors.
ste77_2008
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got my battery thanks to my mate rob at bolton model mart.
Hyperpete
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Not spoken to Rob @ BMM for ages. Top guy. Got loads of my nitro stuff off him. Must drop in and say hi some time !
ste77_2008
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Not spoken to Rob @ BMM for ages. Top guy. Got loads of my nitro stuff off him. Must drop in and say hi some time !
rob is a sound guy, does he use this forum