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Gary Maker · 10-03-2005, 07:19 AM

You could also twist the wires together. You will notice that most of the newer top end servos now come with twisted heavy duty leads. What ever wire you decide to use make sure its at least as heavy as your servo wire and if the leads are somewhat longer than normal, use heavier gauge wire to avoid voltage problems at the servos during use.

All the best with the project!

10-03-2005, 07:19 AM	#7
Gary Maker RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Gary M. Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Stoney Creek, Ontario Radio of choice: Spektrum DX8 # of RCs: 9 Feedback: 34 / 100% Posts: 7,395 Total Props: 9	You could also twist the wires together. You will notice that most of the newer top end servos now come with twisted heavy duty leads. What ever wire you decide to use make sure its at least as heavy as your servo wire and if the leads are somewhat longer than normal, use heavier gauge wire to avoid voltage problems at the servos during use. All the best with the project! __________________ Time flies like an arrow - Fruit flys like a banana!GROUCHO MARKS Stoney Creek Hawks RC MAAC No. 43659