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Serum · 11.19.2007, 02:21 PM

Yeah, in my opinion the tamiya plugs are a waste.

I know the hvmaxx key-feature is 'direct drop in' but according to the manual you have users solder on the HVmaxx (to make the battery setup parallel instead of series) but the tamiya plugs are neglected. Not even a hint for the unknown. they are no good for 1/10th onroad cars, so leave alone monstertrucks who are 3 times as heavy.

This is no ranting, just a thing i would like to see changed.

On a stock maxx this is the first item to replace, so on a brushless maxx it should be replaced by standard.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	11.19.2007, 02:21 PM Yeah, in my opinion the tamiya plugs are a waste. I know the hvmaxx key-feature is 'direct drop in' but according to the manual you have users solder on the HVmaxx (to make the battery setup parallel instead of series) but the tamiya plugs are neglected. Not even a hint for the unknown. they are no good for 1/10th onroad cars, so leave alone monstertrucks who are 3 times as heavy. This is no ranting, just a thing i would like to see changed. On a stock maxx this is the first item to replace, so on a brushless maxx it should be replaced by standard.