E-Pattern RX battery
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From: Lugano, SWITZERLAND
Hello to all,
I just wanted to say that since I went the electric route I consistently put between 70 to 90 mAh back into my RX battery. That is with 4 digital servos (2x Hitec 5625, 2x Hitec 5245) on my Eclipse. I switched from a 1500 mAh (about 60g) lipo battery to a smaller 700 mAh (about 30g), and I'm sure it will last more than enough time. I purchased a Graupner Lipo Charger 4 and I'm very happy with it. I could go lower, say, to a 450 mAh, but does it bring any benefit?
What RX battery size do you fly?
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-Fabrizio
I just wanted to say that since I went the electric route I consistently put between 70 to 90 mAh back into my RX battery. That is with 4 digital servos (2x Hitec 5625, 2x Hitec 5245) on my Eclipse. I switched from a 1500 mAh (about 60g) lipo battery to a smaller 700 mAh (about 30g), and I'm sure it will last more than enough time. I purchased a Graupner Lipo Charger 4 and I'm very happy with it. I could go lower, say, to a 450 mAh, but does it bring any benefit?
What RX battery size do you fly?
Regards
-Fabrizio
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I use 700 mAh E-tec, Jaccio 5,7V regulator.
I typically put back 35-45 mAh per flight.
5 digital JR servos.
It is probably possible to use an even smaller pack (e.g. 450 mAh) but I think that the weight reduction would be insignificant. (about 12 grams.)
Magne
I typically put back 35-45 mAh per flight.
5 digital JR servos.
It is probably possible to use an even smaller pack (e.g. 450 mAh) but I think that the weight reduction would be insignificant. (about 12 grams.)
Magne
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Uh.. forgot to mention that I use a 5.5V Voltage regulator from Alewings.it (Alessandro Torri).
Will stick to the 700 mAh based on your experience (and thought I was flying a 1500 5-cell NiCd on my older design Topline, weight ~ 100g... How things change...
Thanks for the feedback, very appreciated!
-Fabrizio
Will stick to the 700 mAh based on your experience (and thought I was flying a 1500 5-cell NiCd on my older design Topline, weight ~ 100g... How things change...
Thanks for the feedback, very appreciated!
-Fabrizio
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Flightpower 2S 1050 mAHr with Duralite 5.5v regulator, 5 JR digitals and 70-90 mAHr/flight. Magne you aren't moving the sticks enough! When are you going to come and fly electric F3A with Steve Burgess and me?
Malcolm
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