JR XP9303 field charging
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JR XP9303 field charging
I am thinking about buying the JR XP9303 transmitter and have a question about charging it in the field. I have the Peak Electronics Sirius Charge Pro Series charger. Is this charger adequate to charge the XP9303 in the field or do I need to upgrade the charger to the Plus? The charge rate for the Pro Series is 250 to 1000 mAH for NiCd and 250 to 1200 mAH for NiMH batteries.
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RE: JR XP9303 field charging
Hi Rick, I also have the JR9303 and a Sirius Pro charger. The Transmitter side of the charger is 1/2 the rating of the rx side. I could be wrong but the folks at Peak Electronics are very helpful and are quick to answer their phone or emails. I used mine to charge my tx several times before I purchased a 1650mah for my tx.
The orig paper work [Pro model] says 4-8 cells 250 to 1200mAh with the tx cord. After the upgrade [Pro plus] the new paper work reads 4-8 cells 500 to 2000 mAh with the tx cord. I was told that if the battery is of a higher capacity than the charger to wait till the charger goes to trickle mode , then unplug the battery and turn off the charger, then plug it back in and turn it on to finish topping off the charge.
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The orig paper work [Pro model] says 4-8 cells 250 to 1200mAh with the tx cord. After the upgrade [Pro plus] the new paper work reads 4-8 cells 500 to 2000 mAh with the tx cord. I was told that if the battery is of a higher capacity than the charger to wait till the charger goes to trickle mode , then unplug the battery and turn off the charger, then plug it back in and turn it on to finish topping off the charge.
Fred
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RE: JR XP9303 field charging
Fred,
Thanks for the quick reply. That's an interesting technique to charge a higher capacity battery. I just sent Peak Electronics an e-mail. Hopefully they'll replay tomorrow.
Thanks again
Rick
Thanks for the quick reply. That's an interesting technique to charge a higher capacity battery. I just sent Peak Electronics an e-mail. Hopefully they'll replay tomorrow.
Thanks again
Rick