Fukuyama Batteries
11-04-2003, 01:56 PM
#1471
Dunnigan
Does Anyone know what batteries Dunnigan was running ???
11-04-2003, 02:07 PM
#1472
Re: Dunnigan
Originally posted by THeGame
Does Anyone know what batteries Dunnigan was running ???
Does Anyone know what batteries Dunnigan was running ???
Dan
11-04-2003, 02:29 PM
#1474
Tech Regular
Originally posted by rtypec
Hey Dan, can I get a pack of 1.295's? And can you build them in a stick pack with a Tamiya connector?
I won't be racing at slocal tonight but will be there to heckl...err hangout.
Hey Dan, can I get a pack of 1.295's? And can you build them in a stick pack with a Tamiya connector?
I won't be racing at slocal tonight but will be there to heckl...err hangout.
11-04-2003, 02:43 PM
#1475
I can see it now:
[fade-in]
Welcome to SoCal Raceway!
Race fee = $12
Novice = $10
Pit space/practice = $7
Spectate = 5$
[/fade-out]
[fade-in]
Welcome to SoCal Raceway!
Race fee = $12
Novice = $10
Pit space/practice = $7
Spectate = 5$
[/fade-out]
11-04-2003, 04:51 PM
#1476
Curious.
If your pack is cold, say its been sitting in the car and its about 40 degrees. Will or can there be ill effects if you start charging when the pack is still cold?
If your pack is cold, say its been sitting in the car and its about 40 degrees. Will or can there be ill effects if you start charging when the pack is still cold?
11-04-2003, 04:53 PM
#1477
Tech Initiate
Major Teeth
You got PM
11-04-2003, 05:26 PM
#1478
Pitcrew,
I am not sure of the ill effects, but I would recommend not charging the pack when it is that cold. Let it warm up a little (room temp). Dan or Jimmy can provide more technical info, but I personally would not charge it when it is that cold. Performance will be suffered.
Sorry I could not give more details.
Dan or Jimmy??
I am not sure of the ill effects, but I would recommend not charging the pack when it is that cold. Let it warm up a little (room temp). Dan or Jimmy can provide more technical info, but I personally would not charge it when it is that cold. Performance will be suffered.
Sorry I could not give more details.
Dan or Jimmy??
11-04-2003, 05:27 PM
#1479
Tech Fanatic
Originally posted by holycow
I can see it now:
[fade-in]
Welcome to SoCal Raceway!
Race fee = $12
Novice = $10
Pit space/practice = $7
Spectate = 5$
[/fade-out]
I can see it now:
[fade-in]
Welcome to SoCal Raceway!
Race fee = $12
Novice = $10
Pit space/practice = $7
Spectate = 5$
[/fade-out]
hahahahahahahahahahajk
11-04-2003, 05:33 PM
#1480
Originally posted by PitCrew
Curious.
If your pack is cold, say its been sitting in the car and its about 40 degrees. Will or can there be ill effects if you start charging when the pack is still cold?
Curious.
If your pack is cold, say its been sitting in the car and its about 40 degrees. Will or can there be ill effects if you start charging when the pack is still cold?
If in doubt, stick it in your pocket for a few minutes. Just don't sit down...
-dave
11-04-2003, 05:43 PM
#1481
if you were to charge a battery that was cold couldn't condensation form on the battery? I would think that would be a bad thing!!!
11-04-2003, 05:54 PM
#1482
Originally posted by RBLove
Pitcrew,
I am not sure of the ill effects, but I would recommend not charging the pack when it is that cold. Let it warm up a little (room temp). Dan or Jimmy can provide more technical info, but I personally would not charge it when it is that cold. Performance will be suffered.
Sorry I could not give more details.
Dan or Jimmy??
Pitcrew,
I am not sure of the ill effects, but I would recommend not charging the pack when it is that cold. Let it warm up a little (room temp). Dan or Jimmy can provide more technical info, but I personally would not charge it when it is that cold. Performance will be suffered.
Sorry I could not give more details.
Dan or Jimmy??
wat is an ideal charging formulae with regards to temperature?
thanks!
11-04-2003, 06:31 PM
#1484
Originally posted by horniez
Speaking of temperature...
wat is an ideal charging formulae with regards to temperature?
thanks!
Speaking of temperature...
wat is an ideal charging formulae with regards to temperature?
thanks!
It gives you all the info you need.
John
11-04-2003, 07:02 PM
#1485
HeY!!!
pretty much just don't place back by the window to cool it off during winter and let it get really cold and then charge it. i heard not to charge a pack if it's like 55f or cooler. i dk thats what i was told.
pretty much just don't place back by the window to cool it off during winter and let it get really cold and then charge it. i heard not to charge a pack if it's like 55f or cooler. i dk thats what i was told.