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BrianG
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05.08.2007, 12:51 AM

Most ESCs have them right near where the power wires are, so anywhere near there is fine. You could even solder them to the actual power wires too; just strip back a tiny bit of insulation as close to the board as possible, wrap the cap's legs around each wire, and solder in place. You probably should find a way to insulate that area a little to prevent shorts. If you use a wired cap (like Novak uses), keep it as short as possible; makes no sense to use a low ESR cap if you add wire resistance.

The caps are marked with a stripe or even a - symbol on the negative lead.
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05.08.2007, 12:58 AM

the stripe is negative or positive?

The wire stripping thing is what I was thinking. Just wasnt sure if it mattered how close to the board it was.


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