Regulate an A123 ECU Battery?
10-11-2009 | 09:07 PM
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Regulate an A123 ECU Battery?
Just an idea, what would it take to build a regulating circuit that would plug in between a 9.9 A123 pack and an ECUthat would bring the voltage down to like 8v or so?
10-11-2009 | 10:28 PM
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RE: Regulate an A123 ECU Battery?
Jet Central strongly discourages the use of a 9.9 volt on the ECU. The resulting damage to the ECU could be very expensive for you.
I use a 6.6 (2C) on the big F-15. I needed the nose weight, so a 4600ma was chosen. I get plenty of reliable starts, even with the new ceramic glow plug. Haven't tried thesmaller 2300ma, but willgive it a tryvery soon.Should work fine.
I use a 6.6 (2C) on the big F-15. I needed the nose weight, so a 4600ma was chosen. I get plenty of reliable starts, even with the new ceramic glow plug. Haven't tried thesmaller 2300ma, but willgive it a tryvery soon.Should work fine.
10-12-2009 | 10:34 AM
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RE: Regulate an A123 ECU Battery?
ORIGINAL: smitty1001
Dan, I miss you, you crazy ba$t@rd! I am going to go to the garage and take a pic for you right now!
Dan, I miss you, you crazy ba$t@rd! I am going to go to the garage and take a pic for you right now!
Thats funny as s%$^ dude !!!!! I bet you have to pay extra to get a spray bottle that does that !!!!!
You kill me dude !!!!
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Danno[8D]
10-12-2009 | 07:19 PM
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RE: Regulate an A123 ECU Battery?
ORIGINAL: smitty1001
That's what Ineeded to know - so, you can use a 6.6 on the internal ceramic element on a rabbit as well?
That's what Ineeded to know - so, you can use a 6.6 on the internal ceramic element on a rabbit as well?
