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12-17-2012, 06:36 PM

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E flite apprentice battery removal

Im not sure about others that have this plane or if this is how most planes are but when trying to unplug the lipo from the plane its really hard to do it without pulling the wires from the esc. I understand you want a tight battery connection and you dont want it coming loose but its so tight that when i remove it im afraid somethings going to break.

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