I spent a long time trying to get 10awg to fit in these. I saw the double set of crimp wings on the contacts and thought the larger set was for the insulation and smaller for the wire like a DuPont connector. There was just no way to fit the 10awg wire in the small wings. Getting it in the tool this way was impossible. Finally tried it in the bigger wings like this and works great. Couldn’t find anything talking about this online. The smaller contacts are much different design than the 45A.
That is correct. Neo motors are brushless. So, they need a controller that can send a signal to the different coils of the motor which tell the motor how to spin.
I spent a long time trying to get 10awg to fit in these. I saw the double set of crimp wings on the contacts and thought the larger set was for the insulation and smaller for the wire like a DuPont connector. There was just no way to fit the 10awg wire in the small wings. Getting it in the tool this way was impossible. Finally tried it in the bigger wings like this and works great. Couldn’t find anything talking about this online. The smaller contacts are much different design than the 45A.
The neo motors don’t work with regular controllers, right? I can’t just stick em in the sabertooth?
That is correct. Neo motors are brushless. So, they need a controller that can send a signal to the different coils of the motor which tell the motor how to spin.