model airplane generator
12-31-2005, 03:53 PM
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model airplane generator
i once saw this device that you mounted to the prop shaft od an airplane that spun magnets inside a coil that generated a current that was used to keep the batteries charged for the reciever, it seemed cool because as long as the plane was flying the planes battries were at a full charge, i cant find it now and ive looked everywhere ( except for where it is)
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RE: model airplane generator
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I wouldn't rely on it fully but it does it's job. Just don't substituit it for the wall charger
I wouldn't rely on it fully but it does it's job. Just don't substituit it for the wall charger
12-31-2005, 08:26 PM
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RE: model airplane generator
Sullivan offered a charging system several years back. I don't know if they still have it in their product line though.
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i once saw this device that you mounted to the prop shaft od an airplane that spun magnets inside a coil that generated a current that was used to keep the batteries charged for the reciever, it seemed cool because as long as the plane was flying the planes battries were at a full charge, i cant find it now and ive looked everywhere ( except for where it is)
i once saw this device that you mounted to the prop shaft od an airplane that spun magnets inside a coil that generated a current that was used to keep the batteries charged for the reciever, it seemed cool because as long as the plane was flying the planes battries were at a full charge, i cant find it now and ive looked everywhere ( except for where it is)
