Transmitter Battery Question
03-24-2005, 10:21 AM
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RE: Transmitter Battery Question
If the battery is 5yrs or older I suggest you replace it with a new high capacity NIHh pack.You can make a new 2500 NIMH pack for $18.
03-24-2005, 10:33 AM
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RE: Transmitter Battery Question
Turn on the transmitter and see how long it take to run down.
A lot of my batteries are more tha five years old and they still work fine.
I have a cordless drill that still works like new. I bought it in 1993 and it still has the battery that came with it.
A lot of my batteries are more tha five years old and they still work fine.
I have a cordless drill that still works like new. I bought it in 1993 and it still has the battery that came with it.
