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Old 06-24-2009, 05:15 PM
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Default ProTek Futaba Transmitter LiPo 11.1v/3300mAh

I bought this from A-main Hobbies about 6 months ago. It was installed in to my Futaba 3PK for about a month until I upgraded to a DX3-R spektrum radio. So it has remained stored properly since then and has ONE cycle on it.

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This is a Li-Poly 3300mAh transmitter battery pack from ProTek R/C that fits the Futaba 3PK transmitters. This light weight Li-Poly transmitter battery is designed to reduce the overall weight of your transmitter, which is great for those long main events! The overall weight of your transmitter will be reduced over the use of typical NiMh receiver packs (187 grams compared to 225 grams for eight typical NiMH AA batteries!). Try to hold a pack of eight traditional AA size batteries and compare it with this Li-Poly Transmitter pack. The feeling is just awesome, and you get an incredible 13 to 14 hours of run time!

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Don’t be thrown off by the capacity rating of Li-Poly battery packs, as you will get awesome runtime out this pack! Given that Li-Poly battery packs provide a higher nominal voltage (11.1V nominal), the actual capacity of the battery pack when compared to a typical NiMH battery pack (9.6V nominal) is about 15% more than the rated value (so this pack would be about the same as a 3800mAh NiMH pack in total capacity, and it still weighs less!).

How should the battery be inserted into the transmitter?
The foam provided in the package should be used to pad the transmitter battery area and stop the battery from moving around. It will fit into the transmitter battery housing with the battery sitting on it, and then, while pressing lightly on the battery, slide the cover over the battery.

IMPORTANT:
1) You will need a Li-Poly specific charger to charge the pack (NiMH or NiCD only chargers WILL NOT WORK!)
2) You must not over discharge the Li-Poly battery pack below 9.0V.
3) Read the instructions carefully before operating this battery.

Specifications:

* Capacity: 3300 mAh
* Transmitter Run time: over 13 hours
* Weight: 187 grams
* Li-Po cell arrangement: 3S1P
* Norminal voltage: 11.1 Volts
* Discharge capability: 3C (9.9A max)
* Dimension(mm): 114 x 57 x 13mm
* Connector: Futaba ‘J' Type
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