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Originally Posted by DarkAngel
Two weeks Later
In all seriousness, its an electronic switch that replaces your physical copper contact switch. The benefits range from quicker response time, lower resistance, programmed features and no arcing between contacts (which traditionally happens with lipos) |
What you're referring to are electronic switch assemblies, which are not part of the MOSFET itself. You can choose to replace the trigger assembly with an electronic switch when installing a MOSFET. Also, arcing traditionally can happen regardless if you're using a lipo or not; I've seen it happen with 8.4v batteries or lower. Even more of a reason to get a MOSFET!