Wiring question with a rotary pcb

[Delvinx]

Hey all! Wanted to see if this diagram would work for 3.9 proffie. I typically run a single wire from rotary pcb Positive, split to kill switch and battery positive, then Killswitch to board. I wanted to ask:

1. Does it work if I use a wire from Rotary Pcb Positive to Killswitch, and a wire from another Positive pad on the same (trace? Channel?) on the rotary pcb to Battery positive?

2. Does the diagram create any quirks with on board charging via USB-C?

3. Would it create any quirks when chassis is removed or would it still act as if both positive wires are technically one?

Thanks!

[ryryog25]

@Delvinx

Does the diagram create any quirks with on board charging via USB-C?

So long as you turn on the kill-switch (and barring any of the below-described oddities), no.

@Delvinx

Does it work if I use a wire from Rotary Pcb Positive to Killswitch, and a wire from another Positive pad on the same (trace? Channel?) on the rotary pcb to Battery positive?

That depends on what connector you are using, but with all of them that I’ve seen the answer is yes, since the different pads are internally bridged/connected.

@Delvinx

Would it create any quirks when chassis is removed or would it still act as if both positive wires are technically one?

Same as above, assuming the above is true.

[Delvinx]

I believe the pads are connected. It’s smugglers rotary pcb. Was decently certain it’d be alright but never hurts to double check lol.