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Duster_360
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06.28.2008, 05:11 PM

That's the easiest - just wire them so you have a plug that'll plugin the batt slot in the rx. This drains a little away from the servos, but unless you get a power draining fan, it shouldn't be noticeable.

If you're runnning nitro, its for a batt. If you have a 3rd channels in the rx you could you use that if you were running nitro - all the slots have power.
   
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06.29.2008, 03:54 PM

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...just wire them so you have a plug that'll plugin the batt slot in the rx. This drains a little away from the servos, but unless you get a power draining fan, it shouldn't be noticeable...
Thanks, that helps. I'm getting the Novak fans mentioned, so according to tc3 racer, a piece of bark draws more current!

I'll just wire them all into one plug ans plug it into the reciever. Here's hoping for cooler runs!
   
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