day before racing charging
#1
day before racing charging
hey i race tomorow and i havent got enough time to charge all my batteries tomorow so i was wondering if i could change them tonight and peak tomorow. will this hurt the batteries in any way. i have 2 gp3300 3sanyo 3000 and a sanyo 2400 i race in stock
thanks
thanks
#2
You wont get as much punch this way... which you need in stock.
I recommend some re-planning for charging. What about charging a single pack tomorrow, while you're consuming some food at home. Then charge the rest during the race.
I recommend some re-planning for charging. What about charging a single pack tomorrow, while you're consuming some food at home. Then charge the rest during the race.
#3
ok i think that the plan will be to charge my practice packs tonight and the rest tomorow
thanks
thanks
#4
Tech Elite
night before
charging the night before is like leaving a bottle of coke open all night. Next day its flat and so will your batteries
#5
I would charge practice packs the nite before (that's if you have practice packs) and charge your race packs the day of the race.
#7
It wont be as good as a fresh, complete charge.
#8
Tech Elite
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Gp 3300's
The time these batteries run at thier optimum is fresh off the charger.I time when I will charge the packs according to how many heats I have before my next run.Its takes 2150 seconds to charge my gp3300's at six amps so I see how many heats I have before I run next and start charging accordingly.They come off thecharger usually with 5 minutes of me using them.So if your thinking of using a pack thats been charged the night before.,beware,the won't perform and you will training them to perform poorly and you may lose run time.This is for gp 3300's.
#9
i find dischacrge the pack completely the night before then store it the next day discharge them again just before you charge them this seems to give the best full charge and higher longer lasting voltage.
#10
Tech Initiate
Doesn`t it depend on the Type of battery?Nimh like to be stored with a half charger & NICD like no charge at all
#11
racenut123 you've got it on point ...I think you TQ
The time these batteries run at thier optimum is fresh off the charger.I time when I will charge the packs according to how many heats I have before my next run.Its takes 2150 seconds to charge my gp3300's at six amps so I see how many heats I have before I run next and start charging accordingly.They come off thecharger usually with 5 minutes of me using them.So if your thinking of using a pack thats been charged the night before.,beware,the won't perform and you will training them to perform poorly and you may lose run time.This is for gp 3300's.
#12
Tech Elite
iTrader: (32)
Not really.
Originally posted by rcconcept
Doesn`t it depend on the Type of battery?Nimh like to be stored with a half charger & NICD like no charge at all
Doesn`t it depend on the Type of battery?Nimh like to be stored with a half charger & NICD like no charge at all