Battery combination
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Battery combination
Please correct me if this statement is wrong.
I can take two batteries, both four cell 4.8 volt-600 mah, hook the positive wires together and the negative wires together, and yeild one eight cell 4.8 volt 1200 mah battery.
I can take two batteries, both four cell 4.8 volt-600 mah, hook the positive wires together and the negative wires together, and yeild one eight cell 4.8 volt 1200 mah battery.
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RE: Battery combination
Correct, but there's a "However".
Do not try to charge both packs in parallel. You'll have to connect them via some sort of connector arrangement that will allow separate charging of each pack.
What is th application for these batteries? If its an airplane receiver setup, connect each battery to a separate switch harness, then plug each switch into the receiver.
One goes into the normal battery input, the other into an unused channel socket.
That way, you can charge each pack separately
Do not try to charge both packs in parallel. You'll have to connect them via some sort of connector arrangement that will allow separate charging of each pack.
What is th application for these batteries? If its an airplane receiver setup, connect each battery to a separate switch harness, then plug each switch into the receiver.
One goes into the normal battery input, the other into an unused channel socket.
That way, you can charge each pack separately
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RE: Battery combination
I was attempting to add needed weight to the nose using an addiontional battery, but it is turning out to be more of a pain than it's worth.
Thanks for the replys any way.
Thanks for the replys any way.
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RE: Battery combination
ORIGINAL: pettit
Correct, but there's a "However".
Do not try to charge both packs in parallel. You'll have to connect them via some sort of connector arrangement that will allow separate charging of each pack.
What is th application for these batteries? If its an airplane receiver setup, connect each battery to a separate switch harness, then plug each switch into the receiver.
One goes into the normal battery input, the other into an unused channel socket.
That way, you can charge each pack separately
Correct, but there's a "However".
Do not try to charge both packs in parallel. You'll have to connect them via some sort of connector arrangement that will allow separate charging of each pack.
What is th application for these batteries? If its an airplane receiver setup, connect each battery to a separate switch harness, then plug each switch into the receiver.
One goes into the normal battery input, the other into an unused channel socket.
That way, you can charge each pack separately