Switches, Wiring, and Charging a Battery

[TheSynchronizer]

hmmm.. I kind of figured as much would be the fate of it. Oh well, i'm not too worried about it, I'm glad I used the shit spare. The most concerning part was the sound it made, almost like an electric motor turning, I'm gonna say it's done for.

[TheSynchronizer]

So my new tank hull came with a three stage switch, 6 prongs and slightly bigger. How do I wire this one?

[jackalope]

What tank is it?

[TheSynchronizer]

Dklm's metal Leo 2 hull

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[jackalope]

Not familiar with that tank I'm sorry. Maybe make a new post asking as most people won't look at this thread due to the title. Really sorry mate.

[TheSynchronizer]

Well.. Lol to be fair all tanks have on/off switches haha. I'll make a new post though.

[jackalope]

Well.. Lol to be fair all tanks have on/off switches haha. I'll make a new post though.

True, but mine only have 1 wire in and 1 wire out, the positive wire. The negative wire runs straight from the battery to the board. The switches on my tanks have only 2 leads to the switch, not 6 like yours. Sorry man.

[TheSynchronizer]

That's interesting, didn't know that option existed

[TheSynchronizer]

Finally figured it out, it was stupid easy.. and all the while the entire time I felt like this.

[jackalope]

Well I'm glad you figured it out.