Batteries and receiver for an Skeeter
09-25-2007, 06:10 PM
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Batteries and receiver for an Skeeter
Hello!!!!
I already build an Dynaflight Skeeter, but I notice that there is no space for an standard receiver and standard batteries, which are the best batteries for this Kit? Where can I get them?
Any suggestions about the receiver?, all my radios are Futaba
Thank you
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I already build an Dynaflight Skeeter, but I notice that there is no space for an standard receiver and standard batteries, which are the best batteries for this Kit? Where can I get them?
Any suggestions about the receiver?, all my radios are Futaba
Thank you
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09-25-2007, 07:47 PM
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RE: Batteries and receiver for an Skeeter
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I'd use one of the small "end connected" receivers like http://www.hitecrcd.com/receivers/show?name=Micro+05S.
I'd get a small 4 cell NiMh battery pack from http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/main.asp?sid=845089&. Use some dowels to simulate the shape of the battery you want to fit where you want is, and get them to build the pack to your specifications. A 300mAh pack should be fine.
For an off/on switch and battery charging, I'd assemble a micro switch/jack like this http://www.hollyday.com/rich/hd/sail...witchjacks.htm
Fly safe, Glover
I'd use one of the small "end connected" receivers like http://www.hitecrcd.com/receivers/show?name=Micro+05S.
I'd get a small 4 cell NiMh battery pack from http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/main.asp?sid=845089&. Use some dowels to simulate the shape of the battery you want to fit where you want is, and get them to build the pack to your specifications. A 300mAh pack should be fine.
For an off/on switch and battery charging, I'd assemble a micro switch/jack like this http://www.hollyday.com/rich/hd/sail...witchjacks.htm
Fly safe, Glover
