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08-26-2004, 08:21 PM

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pau_kacang

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MrChan r u used litium polimer battery for receiver pack. one of my friend said that battery easy to explode when heating. u used that battery for gas power car???? until now got prob???????

08-26-2004, 08:32 PM

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Originally posted by pau_kacang
MrChan r u used litium polimer battery for receiver pack. one of my friend said that battery easy to explode when heating. u used that battery for gas power car???? until now got prob???????

I did not use it because I'm still waiting for transformer that was out stock .

My friend is using it. I did hear any problem for him ...

he is using on radio too...it seems like he got no need to charge the radio batt ...

08-28-2004, 06:26 AM

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You can always buy 5 AAA 1.800mah rechargeable GP batteries and make a pack.

09-02-2004, 01:40 AM

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connectors

hello

i'm using sanwa electronics...so i just got me a receiver battery which i have just noticed came with a futaba connector.( i assume its a futaba cause the letters FUT were written on the connector it)

i like to know if its ok to connect those different connectors or not.

-there is written on sanwa to use only sanwa Z connectors.