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Serum · 01.01.2008, 02:00 PM

It's completely normal;

The internal resistance of the capacitors is ~0 ohm when they are 0V, that's why they spark.

To protect the plugs, you can simple add an extra small 2mm plug to the + pole. First you hook up the - pole, than the small 2mm plug, which gets the punishment, then the big high current plug. You can also simple replace the plugs every now and then.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	01.01.2008, 02:00 PM It's completely normal; The internal resistance of the capacitors is ~0 ohm when they are 0V, that's why they spark. To protect the plugs, you can simple add an extra small 2mm plug to the + pole. First you hook up the - pole, than the small 2mm plug, which gets the punishment, then the big high current plug. You can also simple replace the plugs every now and then.