Badger Swith v.s. regulator AWG size

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Badger Swith v.s. regulator AWG size

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05-28-2008, 09:26 AM	#1 (permalink)
mofosheee Flyin' Around Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Napa, California Posts: 3	Badger Swith v.s. regulator AWG size I bought a set of Fromeco Badger switches with Dean's connectors for my 30% Sukhoi that were to control receiver and ignition power. The wiring on the the badger switches is about (estimate) 14AWG while the wiring on the regulators and batteries is about 22AWG. Is it typical for one to solder on Deans female connections on the battery and regulator sides. Thank you.

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