delphiindydriver

ok...i want to know what these deans plugs are, i juts bought these ( http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=5912917099 ) the person hasnt responded to my past 3 emails concerning these plugs.... what good do they do? do they work wth stock plugs? can someone give me there spare plugs if i need them? etc,,,but i just migt not even pay for them from the person because they have 0 feedback, and never responded to me.

Tigger N. Bennie

Is this the scenario: You bid on something that you didn't know what it was and now that you won it in an auction, you don't want to pay for it because you don't know what it is yet you want someone to take the time to explain to you what it is that you won because you are angry?

Tigger N. Bennie

What no response? Here, I'll give you some help since I see that you are still viewing the page. Here is a link showing some "Deans Connectors". There are 2 pin, 3 pin, 4 pin and so on. As far as "standard" plugs, I use them.

http://www.hobby-lobby.com/connectors.htm

Edit: whatever.

i8tweety

My Feedback: (11)

So you bought 2 batteries that come with deans plugs? They are great connectors. Unlike stock tamiya style plugs, these will not heat up and fuse together. They have a lower internal resistance too. I use them for all my electric cars. Pay for the battery packs (heck of a price) and convert the rest of your stuff to deans (or make an adapter).

delphiindydriver

okay, got ahold of the guy, he says hes gonna give me extra plugs for my esc, charger, and for my other battery to convert it.

delphiindydriver

oh and Tigger N. Bennie, i do want those batteries, unbelivible price for matched cells, and mycharger only takes nicd so those were hard to find