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neweuser · 12:41 AM

HOW the switches are wired in, not correct. And i think someone here(can't read back that far) said they may not be able to handle the current anyway. So, with that said, REMOVE the switches completely, run your fan from your rx so you know it's only getting 6V, if you fry your fan when it's hooked to your batteries, it will create a dead circuit sort of speak. And, you may already know this, but your servo is GONE by now, and it so being, will also create problems.Run your fan with a Y connector with the batt, remove the switches completely, i think that's tha main problem or was...most importantly, when you rewire it up, draw it out first and then do it, TAKE YOUR TIME, you'll get it. Wire one thing at a time!

PS. I just got my 12020 wired tonight...IT WAS A PAIN IN THE ARS!!! TOO MANY WIRES!

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neweuser RC Monster, the Final Frontier Offline Posts: 3,379 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Minnesota	07.22.2006, 12:39 AM HOW the switches are wired in, not correct. And i think someone here(can't read back that far) said they may not be able to handle the current anyway. So, with that said, REMOVE the switches completely, run your fan from your rx so you know it's only getting 6V, if you fry your fan when it's hooked to your batteries, it will create a dead circuit sort of speak. And, you may already know this, but your servo is GONE by now, and it so being, will also create problems.Run your fan with a Y connector with the batt, remove the switches completely, i think that's tha main problem or was...most importantly, when you rewire it up, draw it out first and then do it, TAKE YOUR TIME, you'll get it. Wire one thing at a time! PS. I just got my 12020 wired tonight...IT WAS A PAIN IN THE ARS!!! TOO MANY WIRES! "if you've got something to say, say it peacefully" Last edited by neweuser; 07.22.2006 at 12:41 AM.