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Re: 1771's Jaguars

i know in high powered brushless set ups with up to 120 amp continuous and over 200 amp bursts, the preferred connectors are Traxxas, deans, or bullet connectors.

Im sure the deans will be just fine.

but i always wondered what kind of difference we would see if we use higher quality connectors? anyone do any tests>?
 


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