Muchmore tire warmers
#1
Muchmore tire warmers
I just picked up tire warmers and wanted to know what battery i could use for it. I know it works with a power supply but i just wanna put a battery inside it so its easier for more me. Please lmk
#2
You can use a 7.2-8.4V stick pack (sub C)or a 3S lipo.
The lipo would be the better option, from a time between charges and speed of warming point of view.
There is a user adjustable low voltage alarm too so you don't over discharge the battery.
The lipo would be the better option, from a time between charges and speed of warming point of view.
There is a user adjustable low voltage alarm too so you don't over discharge the battery.
#3
Ok thanks. Would a 2 cell lipo work?
#4
#5
you would definitely expect so, even if the manual doesn't specifically mention it - voltage is voltage as far as this is concerned.
but when you can get a suitable 3s for under $15, why bother?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._3S1P_20C.html
here is the manual
http://muchmore08.cafe24.com/manual/...r_%28EN%29.pdf
but when you can get a suitable 3s for under $15, why bother?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._3S1P_20C.html
here is the manual
http://muchmore08.cafe24.com/manual/...r_%28EN%29.pdf
#6
Get a 3s lipo, you won't be able to run it all day on the internal lipo either.
The warmers draw around 6A when all four cups are warming.
The warmers draw around 6A when all four cups are warming.
#7
Thanks for the help everyone. I really appreciate it