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Serum · 06.23.2007, 06:14 PM

You've got a 4400 hvmaxx, correct?

Do you guys in the UK use metric hex wrenches? the novak hv motor uses non metric hex screws.

the 5.5's will get loose sooner or later, they are made from brass, and it's not known for its flexible behaviour. but a small tool can be used to push the contacts in place again.

They are a tight fit (or seem to be) but sooner or later they will loose that pressure. the powerpoles may look ugly as puge, but they are very good.

I like good 4mm plugs better than the 5.5's.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	06.23.2007, 06:14 PM You've got a 4400 hvmaxx, correct? Do you guys in the UK use metric hex wrenches? the novak hv motor uses non metric hex screws. the 5.5's will get loose sooner or later, they are made from brass, and it's not known for its flexible behaviour. but a small tool can be used to push the contacts in place again. They are a tight fit (or seem to be) but sooner or later they will loose that pressure. the powerpoles may look ugly as puge, but they are very good. I like good 4mm plugs better than the 5.5's.