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30-Jun-2017, 12:34 AM
I have been flying my various E010 builds using the "stock" 240 mah batteries.  They have a particular connector that feels solid, but I have been reading up in the JST 2mm connectors that seem to be very popular.  Is it worth shifting my connectors over to the JST type?
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30-Jun-2017, 04:50 PM
by "JST type", i guess you mean the stock connector on the E010?
TBH, no need. Most tiny whoop batteries uses "Pico" connectors. I would suggest making an adapter if needed.
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01-Jul-2017, 07:08 AM
Personally I just soldered a wire with a LOSI connector onto the pads on the reverse of the stock battery connector.
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#4
01-Jul-2017, 05:21 PM
I just noticed that there are two common "whoop" connectors:

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The one I see on many batteries for the Blade

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and the one of the clones.

I guess it really only matters depending on what cells are used.
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