RobotWars101

If your in the UK, best place is ebay - using a UK only search, results below. http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw=spdt+switch+mini&LH_PrefLoc=1&LH_ItemCondition=3&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xspdt+switch+mini+slide.TRS0&_nkw=spdt+switch+mi...

Ah, I see. My diagram wasn't that far off then

Do you have a link to where to get that kind of switch?

EDIT: would this switch be better - http://www.robotshop.com/uk/tamiya-mini ... h-2pk.html

Right diagram has been updated. I've added in a zoomed section to see the Y part. From what I understand, the wires are joined and connected to the original connector from the NanoTwo and use electrical tape to cover up the join. Would the black cable from the switch connect in with the black from t...

Well you'd have to make one. Damn, was hoping you weren't going to say that. Right so a smaller diagram will be required inside the main one to show the y lead. Okay then, where do I start with the y lead. Im assuming that its not done completely from scratch and that its a few cables with the righ...

Why hasn't someone invented a small bridge that can be placed in between the battery, NanoTwo and ESC instead of cutting the cables. You mean a Y lead? I put switches in by cutting the red wire on the nanotwo and connecting it, the brushless ESC red wire also attaches to the switch. then splice in ...

Just a thought, but if I cut the wires on the battery and connect the esc between the cuts, how safe is it to charge the battery with the esc attached. Why hasn't someone invented a small bridge that can be placed in between the battery, NanoTwo and ESC instead of cutting the cables. Also just reali...

Diagram updated because ocd....

Shakey wrote:Yes User Friendly's wiring diagram is correct and is fine as long as you cut the red wire on the brushless ESC's servo lead.

Updated the diagram, so this should be correct i hope (Ignore the fact the the servo lead is missing a wire ).

How would the esc connect to the battery. Do I have to cut and rejoin the cables?

The picture on hobbyking is too zoomed in