Whats a full charge
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Whats a full charge
I have a 6v 1100m whats a full charge on this? Seems like a new battery I changed the charging connector and wonder if this is good to go?
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RE: Whats a full charge
What do you mean exactly? A full charge is the equivalent of 1100mA over an hour (the batteries duration), so you would charge it at 1.1A for about an hour from flat. This is a receiver pack, yes?
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What do you mean exactly? A full charge is the equivalent of 1100mA over an hour (the batteries duration), so you would charge it at 1.1A for about an hour from flat. This is a receiver pack, yes?
What do you mean exactly? A full charge is the equivalent of 1100mA over an hour (the batteries duration), so you would charge it at 1.1A for about an hour from flat. This is a receiver pack, yes?
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RE: Whats a full charge
ORIGINAL: GRANT ED
The charging proccess is not 100% efficient. I would expect it to take maybe an hour and a quarter to fully charge at 1.1 amps.
ORIGINAL: foxy42
What do you mean exactly? A full charge is the equivalent of 1100mA over an hour (the batteries duration), so you would charge it at 1.1A for about an hour from flat. This is a receiver pack, yes?
What do you mean exactly? A full charge is the equivalent of 1100mA over an hour (the batteries duration), so you would charge it at 1.1A for about an hour from flat. This is a receiver pack, yes?