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SERVO LEADS

I’m always on the lookout for ways to improve my RC technical know-how. I tend to build my own kits and always enjoy a clean setup when they’re done, but one thing I haven’t spent much time on is custom-length wiring on my ESC and servos. At first glance this can seem like a tough task, requiring cutting of essential wires and having to splice on new terminals and connectors. After looking a little closer, it’s really like any other DIY task; with the right tools and a little patience, anything can be possible. With that positive outlook in mind, let’s go over the process of installing servo leads and connectors.

WHY CUT THE WIRES IN

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