How long does your 1600mAh hump pack last
#1
How long does your 1600mAh hump pack last
I am looking at getting rid of my LiPo receiver packs and getting some 160mAh hump packs
I have fried a few lipe regulators in the heat wave were in the middle of, and i have a big meeting coming up which i really dont want to have any problems in.
my question is how much racing run time do you get out of your 1600mAh hump pack before you notice the reaction time slowing?
I run a Airtronics 94359Z servo on the throttle and an ace 1015 on the steering.
Im just wondering how may of these packs i need to get to last out the day without having to recharge any of them
I have fried a few lipe regulators in the heat wave were in the middle of, and i have a big meeting coming up which i really dont want to have any problems in.
my question is how much racing run time do you get out of your 1600mAh hump pack before you notice the reaction time slowing?
I run a Airtronics 94359Z servo on the throttle and an ace 1015 on the steering.
Im just wondering how may of these packs i need to get to last out the day without having to recharge any of them
#3
i run mine through practice and qualifiers and charge before the mains.. i am sure that it could go the distance without but i never chance it
#4
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I use this one:
http://www.carolinasrc.com/Webstore/...idproduct=4715
I know it will go 45 minutes, and feel sure it would go 1 hour. I have been using the futaba 94351's. If you run a analog servo/s it would be even better on battery life...
http://www.carolinasrc.com/Webstore/...idproduct=4715
I know it will go 45 minutes, and feel sure it would go 1 hour. I have been using the futaba 94351's. If you run a analog servo/s it would be even better on battery life...
#5
If you wanna go all day without recharging I recommend getting 2. I think your still in the safe zone after an hour but after that your kinda pushing your luck.
#6
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yeah, I've gone 1 hour before on mine without any power fade. That's why I haven't bought a lipo set up yet. plus I'm too cheap to buy a lipo charger and lipo pack. hmmm spend $30 bucks on a good reciever pack, which I already have a charger for, or spend $200 bucks for a lipo setup?
I might have to do it anyway because I fried my charger at the rc pro series race in texas!
I might have to do it anyway because I fried my charger at the rc pro series race in texas!
#7
Tech Elite
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Get an Elite 1500 mah pack, they actually hold 1800 mah. I swear by them. I run practice 3 quals and a 30 min main without charging. I do sometimes top it off before the main but didnt quite a few times and got over an hour on it. And I run Hitec 5955 and 5625 in truggy. Just when you get the pack charge it then discharge it like 2 times at least to get the most out of it. Integy has Intellect 1600mah packs cheap too and they aint bad also. I want to go to lipo but dont want to run a regulator
#9
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http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/26753
and i love it....
#10
Tech Adept
My pack usually lasts between 1500 and 1600mAh
#12
Get an Elite 1500 mah pack, they actually hold 1800 mah. I swear by them. I run practice 3 quals and a 30 min main without charging. I do sometimes top it off before the main but didnt quite a few times and got over an hour on it. And I run Hitec 5955 and 5625 in truggy. Just when you get the pack charge it then discharge it like 2 times at least to get the most out of it. Integy has Intellect 1600mah packs cheap too and they aint bad also. I want to go to lipo but dont want to run a regulator
#13
cycle those rsciever packs
i cycle my reciever packs using a 1.2 v bulb with a matching plug ,when the volts get low pop on the bulb and when it goes out ,recharge at 1 amp and repeak and your ready to go mine a 1600 nimh and it last mucho long time i top off b4 a 1 hr main race better safe than sorry ,whoops was that your runaway nitro .....,not mine