hayesrex24

does anyone know any ac charger that is compatible with the J_3 cub RTF.

maiden-crash

hi. if its an rtf shoudnt it come with the charger?

hayesrex24

yeh it does, but a car charger and it is very inconvenient for me to charge it in a car, so i want to get a wall charger, but the oltaes are messing me up i think i should get a 110v charger though, but i am not sure.

thanks.

hayesrex24

should i just get a peak charger will that help with this issue

maiden-crash

here is a link to a pretty awesome ac charger that you can take anywhere and charge anything with!http://www.boxwave.com/products/versacharger/

hayesrex24

thanks

flyingace451

You could always buy a 12 volt power supply for about 30-40 bucks. Walmart has car jump starters with 12 volt outlets for 40 bucks. Plug it into the wall, let it charge overnight, and then charge your batts whenever.

hayesrex24

i could, but i am 15 and i dont have a car, and the park that i fly in is about 3 minutes from my house walking, so it will be really in convienint to chrge it in a car.

thanks though.

stockdaddy

The wattage charge it all charger is $70 and does both all types of batteries on either DC or AC power. They have another one for $50 that only does NIMH and NICD

bigB

After the charger that came with my RTF plane died, I bought a Duratrax piranha digital peak charger for about $60. It charges from AC outlets or connects to your car battery. It charges NiCD and NiMH batteries and lets you change lots of settings. I like it and think it is a good investment.

aeajr

My Feedback: (2)

For the cost of one or two packs for your plane, one of these power packs can
recharge you packs by running your DC charger. Yyou can carry them on a bike,
or the lighter ones could be carried in a back-pack with the rest of your field equipment.

They are simple to use. It is just like using your car's cig lighter plug or
clips on the car's battery. You a 12 volt DC charger and charge your
batteries at the field. They can also
be used at the house so you don't need a DC and an AC charger. I use one in my
shop for that purpose.

Here is the one that sears sells:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=02871472000

Target sells this one:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B0002INUMK

If there is no plug for your plane's battery charger and it doesn't have
clips, adding plug a port to one of these packs would involve an adapter like
this. Easy
http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...%5Fid=270-1527

I am able to bring my car to the field so I don't need this for field
charging, but I use one of the larger jumper packs, similar to this one, in my
shop to power my 12V chargers. I actually used it the other day to jump start
my neighbor's car. It is cheaper and more versatile than an AC/DC charger or a
12 V power supply that would need to be plugged in.

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