Futuba 10c needs a new battery
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RE: Futuba 10c needs a new battery
No LiPo for my 10C; I went with a 2000 Ma Eneloop NiMh from Hangtime Hobbies http://www.hangtimes.com/txpacks.html
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RE: Futuba 10c needs a new battery
The guys that use them use a 3 cell, but that does put you significantly over the voltage the radio was originally designed for. A better choice is LiFe, which virtually matches the voltages of a NiCd pack with all the benefits of a Lipo.
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RE: Futuba 10c needs a new battery
What do you think of this battery. I'm using this in my Futaba 7 CAP
The price is right.....
http://www.all-battery.com/96v2000ma...pack11417.aspx
The price is right.....
http://www.all-battery.com/96v2000ma...pack11417.aspx
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RE: Futuba 10c needs a new battery
Make your own battery pack cheap. the eneloop batteries are cheap on the internet. You can plug them into a radio shack battery holder like normal batteries. cut the connector off your old battery pack thaat is in your radio and solder it onto the radio shack battery holder. the batteries can be charged by the same wall charger you are currently using except they have to charge for a longer time. As the batteries age and need replacements you just pop out the old batteries and pop in new batteries to the holder.
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ORIGINAL: dasintex
No LiPo for my 10C; I went with a 2000 Ma Eneloop NiMh from Hangtime Hobbies http://www.hangtimes.com/txpacks.html
No LiPo for my 10C; I went with a 2000 Ma Eneloop NiMh from Hangtime Hobbies http://www.hangtimes.com/txpacks.html
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RE: Futuba 10c needs a new battery
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Make your own battery pack cheap. the eneloop batteries are cheap on the internet. You can plug them into a radio shack battery holder like normal batteries. cut the connector off your old battery pack thaat is in your radio and solder it onto the radio shack battery holder. the batteries can be charged by the same wall charger you are currently using except they have to charge for a longer time. As the batteries age and need replacements you just pop out the old batteries and pop in new batteries to the holder.
Make your own battery pack cheap. the eneloop batteries are cheap on the internet. You can plug them into a radio shack battery holder like normal batteries. cut the connector off your old battery pack thaat is in your radio and solder it onto the radio shack battery holder. the batteries can be charged by the same wall charger you are currently using except they have to charge for a longer time. As the batteries age and need replacements you just pop out the old batteries and pop in new batteries to the holder.