What style battery connectors does this car have so I can buy an extra battery any suggestions? Don't want to go to radical it's for my 12-year-old so
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I had to buy this adapter to charge the extra battery I bought: Redcat Racing ST-TAMTO4B Male Tamiya to Female Banana 4.0mm Adapter. Hope this helps.
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Banana plugs, there are some really good batteries for it just don't go over the mah recomeneded on the box. There are mostly tamiya style batteries for it so you will also need to get the tamiya to banana adaptor
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You cut off the two connectors already on the wire, and crimp ring terminals on the ends. Make sure the rings are big enough for the battery terminal you buy. Get a terminal for the battery that has a post and wing nut.
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I'm using the wiring harness that came with the battery operated vehicle. Just unplugged the harness(mine was blue) which attaches to the terminals and attached to new battery. I actually bought 2 batteries and switch harness back and forth
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I can't recommend it at this point. I installed one two months ago (and the installation was relatively easy), but last week the car started acting up electronically again (had to jump it off a couple of times, strange beeps after turning it off, ...). So this time we took it to the local dealer, their diagnostics said the battery was bad, they replaced it, and so far we haven't had any more problems. Stay tuned though, because it wouldn't surprise me if somehow the recharge circuitry is screwed up, and this hasn't been a 12 volt battery issue after all.
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If you take a close look at the top of the battery, it has flat connectors on it, a black and a red. Unless the battery in the trike is very different, all you should have to do is slide off the old connectors and slide them onto the new battery making sure to keep the polarity (red to red, black to black) correct. Make sure the battery is the same size, voltage and capacity (the AH rating should be at least the same or the trike will not last as long as it should.)
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The sidewinder esc comes with no connector on it so you can solder whatever end is required for your battery. I highly recommend using a 2s lipo battery. You will be disappointed using the battery that you mentioned. I use deans connectors on all my rc's. Batteries and esc's. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure. I would take the car to batteries plus and see if they have something
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No cables with mine either. Be sure to use heavy gauge copper cables. I found some long battery cables with the lugs soldered on at the auto parts store.An inline fuse at the battery end is also the best way to go.
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Which connectors do you have on the battery? Are they the same as the charger? If so then you need to cut the existing banana connector off of the car and solder/heatshrink on the same connector that fits the battery and charger. I used XT60 connectors on my batts charger and esc. They work great for me. Here is the link https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__9572__Nylon_XT60_Connectors_Male_Female_5_pairs_GENUINE.htmlI hope everything works out for you and enjoy your awesome buggy!
1191979
I put my PC1200 in a 1966 VW bug. Not the same application. If you want the battery, just about anything can be done with a little thought behind it.
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I used standard crimp connectors to wire mine up to a 12v marine battery underneath my golf cart. I used the red ones because their the smallest. Because the wire is so small, I stripped enough so I could double the wire over. Then I daubed liquid electrical tape over it. Hope this helps.
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It will go about 30-35. It's really fun and handles excellently. Should give you a 20+ minute run time with that battery, not sure of the name of connector but here is a picture of a battery with the connector you will need.http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/LosiXcelorin7-45000.jpg
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You can make your own or buy one online just. Ale sure the connectors are the same. I did this when I bought a 5000 mah 2s lipo for my buggy. Hope this answer your question.
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I don't know those batteries; the first and only start I know of (gave mine to my son-in-law, he loves it) was a van. I would call cloreautomotive, you can google them to get their 800#, or call a reputable car repair shop or related business.
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There is also connectors that slide right onto the battery post you can get those at lowes or hardware store the two prong molded connectors I order online
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Take to ur local auto store and they can help. Mine came with one. But they sell the batteries there.
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Any type 12 volt battery will work. Now pick up a inline fuse holder at the auto store, and same type 3-amp fuse's to fit your holder. Hook the holder to the hot supply line to your f/finder and to the hot + side of you battery and the other line goes to the neg. side of battery. That's it.