MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
11-05-2007, 06:12 PM
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MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
Ok I just bought bought a MRC 977 super brain pro charger and 2 Intellect 4200 stick packs and the charger keeps giving me an error-also when I plug in the packs it reads 0.00 volts-is that the problem-I'm confused, if anyone could help me get these charging the right way I would appreciate it
11-14-2007, 04:20 PM
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RE: MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
Sorry for the delay in reply, I was away a trade show last week and I'm still trying to get caught up. Do you have a seperate volt meter so you can measure the voltage in the packs? The problem is that if the battery isn't showing any voltage, the charger doesn't even recognize the battery as being there, and so you get the error message. So I'd like to eliminate whether it's the batteries or the charger.
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11-14-2007, 04:24 PM
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RE: MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
For future reference, you can post any charger questions to:
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_478/tt.htm[/link]
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_478/tt.htm[/link]
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RE: MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
Hey thanks for gettin back to me but I got it figured out-I just put some juice in it from my other charger and then cycled the pack to get it back in good working order-batteries must have sat to long is my guess-great charger so far
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RE: MRC 977 and Intellect 4200 wont charge????
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The problem is that if the battery isn't showing any voltage, the charger doesn't even recognize the battery as being there, and so you get the error message.
Tim
The problem is that if the battery isn't showing any voltage, the charger doesn't even recognize the battery as being there, and so you get the error message.
Tim
False peaking and doesn't recognize low voltage batteries...what else does the MRC 977 not do?
