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Nathan -> Welcome Duralite! (11/29/2007 11:42:33 PM)

I'd like to welcome the guys from Duralite to their own support forum on RCU. Feel free to use this forum to ask them questions, get advice, talk about their products and get help when you need it.



wagspe208 -> RE: Welcome Duralite! (11/30/2007 10:09:42 PM)

Totally cool. I am glad duralite has a forum. Way to go RCU asnd Duralite.
Wags



richiepingi3 -> RE: Welcome Duralite! (12/4/2007 6:03:24 PM)

Hi, is anyone using a Duralite Lithium Ion Battery pack in their Futaba 9C Super Transmitter? Also can you charge the battery while it is still in the transmitter, With the Fromeco Ion Cube? I would appreciate any info Thanks



DuraliteTech -> RE: Welcome Duralite! (12/5/2007 1:56:04 AM)

Hi Richiepingi3,

The Duralite 9C TX pack can be charged in the transmitter as it has a Stay Balance Charge Safe circuit which will balance the pack 24/7 and while it is charging. This will also ensure that it doesn't get over charged. If you choose to use a non Duralite charger make sure to set the number of cells to 3 or 11.1 volts. You will require a charge lead with a Futaba barrel type plug with the center pin as positive and the sleeve as negative. Using a TX barrel plug with the wrong polarity can cause damage to the balance circuit which will prevent future charging until it is repaired.

Because of the circuitry, the charge rate should not exceed 1 amp. The Fromeco Cube Basic charge rate is preset to 1.5 amps so it is not recommended for charging the Duralite TX pack. However the Fromeco Cube Deluxe has adjustable charge rates and can be used to charge the Duralite TX 9C pack safely in the radio with the correct polarity Futaba barrel plug.




woodchuck2 -> RE: Welcome Duralite! (11/12/2008 2:11:16 AM)

I have a Futaba 9Z radio and want to go to a durilite battery. What do i have to do to change to it, and what kind of charger to use?



DuraliteTech -> RE: Welcome Duralite! (11/13/2008 4:59:05 PM)

Hi Woodchuck2,

You will need a lithium charger like a Duralite or another brand that has the ability to set the number of cells and a charge rate of no more than 1 amp. You will also require a charge lead that plugs into your radio from the charger you are going to be using. Make sure that the charge lead is for a Futaba radio and not a JR as the polarity are not the same.



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