5645's and A123's or do I need 5685MH's for safe operation and long life
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5645's and A123's or do I need 5685MH's for safe operation and long life
I have used many 5645's and have been happy with them. I have been useing A123's for one season now with excellent results. Currently I am building a 1/5 scale mustang, and am wondering if I should buy 5645's or the new 5685MH's. I do not need the extra power they would provide, but am more concerned with the safety of a123's with normal 6v rated 5645's or am I worrying over nothing in regards to the voltage?
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RE: 5645's and A123's or do I need 5685MH's for safe operation and long life
[quote]ORIGINAL: Iflyglow I have used many 5645's and have been happy with them.
I have been useing A123's for one season now with excellent results.
Currently I am building a 1/5 scale mustang, and am wondering if I should buy 5645's or the new 5685MH's.
I do not need the extra power they would provide, but am more concerned with the safety of a123's with normal 6v
rated 5645's or am I worrying over nothing in regards to the voltage? [/quote]
. Servo - Operating Voltage Range - (Hitec) usuage with NiMH, Lipol & A123 batteries.
extract:
"20Jan2012:
A123 Update
"Any Hitec standard size servo can be used with unregulated A123's. - Mike."
Much more information available under sub sections
"Battery Care, Performance & DIY Battery Packs."
and
"Glitches & Jitter in Receiver, Servo & ESC - Causes and Cures"
"Servo - Alterations, Calculators, Databases, Leads, Repairs, Convert to an ESC or winch & FAQ."
below
"Radio Systems, Accessories, Alterations and FAQ" at
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