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07.23.2009, 07:25 AM

If you want to eliminate the switch the best way is to cut the leads about an inch from the case, strip the ends, twist them together, Spode them and cover with shrink wrap. This doesn't void the warranty since your not soldeing on the board. if you ever feel the need to put a switch back on there should still be enough wire there to solder to


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07.23.2009, 07:26 AM

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If you want to eliminate the switch the best way is to cut the leads about an inch from the case, strip the ends, twist them together, Spode them and cover with shrink wrap. This doesn't void the warranty since your not soldeing on the board. if you ever feel the need to put a switch back on there should still be enough wire there to solder to
so switching esc on/off by unplugging batteries is perfectly ok?
   
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