Dirty wiring practices - an one prone to this practice??

[boatbuilder1]

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does anyone subscribe to this practice ? I have just started doing it and I have noticed a nice decrease in radio chatter and noise
I runt he power cables up one side and all radio gear down the opposite side just wondering if I am the only nut taking the extra time to do this

[interpol]

Ummm...no offense but I thought

Ummm...no offense but I thought this was common knowledge? You never run signal and power wires next to each other, in ANY circuit(unless there is absolutely no way around it)

[ramius-ii]

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[interpol]

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One of the things I have done in the past on projects that require multiple conductors, is using shielded ethernet cable. You could use that also, but the shielded audio cable works really really well, but you only get three conductors.(all you need for a servo though)

[boatbuilder1]

ok but doesn't that void

ok but doesn't that void the warrenty from the manufacturer on the esc and radio gear????????????

I can see doing it with main power cables to battery and to esc but anything else that would be an out of pocket expense for the customer !

[ramius-ii]

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Best approach (I think) is heavy grounds and keeping things seperate. If you do end up with a project that gives you problems, please feel free to call me or e-mail and we can trouble shoot it together.

Best, Ed

[boatbuilder1]

ed thanks again you are

ed thanks again you are the master I am the pupil

I used the capacitore and I ground the motor cases to a common wiring block and then to batery negative so far I have not had trouble but the robbe I am working on now has problems with the acp and stern planes glitching maddly because I have 4 ram sound boards under the quipment tray three up front and one back aft what would you suggest
please email me andrsnhaus@peoplepc.com
thanks again and I have a pump circuit I put together I would like you to look at it has some continuity problems

have the scientists reached the point where we have white leds yet???

ca

[ramius-ii]

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[tom spettel]

Guys could you post a

Guys could you post a pic of the audio cable idea you were talking about?
Thanks Tom

[ramius-ii]

Hi Tom]http://www.servocity.com/html/servo_connectors___pins.html. For a picture

Hi Tom]http://www.servocity.com/html/servo_connectors___pins.html.[/url] For a picture of cable such as Belden 1266A, http://bwccat.belden.com/ecat....defined

Best, Ed