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Old 03-31-2002, 08:35 PM
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i just got some nimh 1600's for my 3pj which in theory will run for an hour with a 1.6 a discharge. what will non rechargeable batteries (ei. duracells) run at the same discharge rate? any close estimations would be appreciated. i guess i'm wondering if the nimh's will realistically last longer since they start with a lower voltage. please, any input . thanks.
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I find they last about 4X longer than alaklines.

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thanks. that's a start.
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hey...how did you charge your AA batts?
im using the millennium to charge them but it false peaks like hell!
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i doubt if mill can handle 8 cells or even 9 cells !
i use ko bx212 to charge all my tx pack, with max 1A to charge them.
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humm....ya...i know...hahaha...im charging them separtly now....4 cells each time....takes hella long time to charge tho...
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yeah, i used my millenium pro to charge the ones i just got. i didn't even pay attention and went to the 5th charge mode for 4 cells i think. not so good. i thought the pro does 9.6, but i'll look again. hummmm. i spent $130 and didn't even read the manual. usual.
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See that's why you all need the CE pit bull. That 10 min. long lockout comes in handle now. I charge eight 1800mAH Monster Powers at .04A with a peak detect of .02V and I get a perfect charge every time.
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pitbull can handle 8 cells ? how come i can never manage to do that ???
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I use a charger meant for digital cameras : MAHA MH-C204F for charging my 1800s... it works great and I need it anyways (no sense carrying an R/C charger when I'm travelling)... charges 4 cells at once...
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You should upgrade your batteries to a LiPo for your transmitter. Makes it a whole lot lighter, too!
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Wow.. this thread hasn't been touched in 11 years. Sweet....
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Originally Posted by ~McSmooth~
You should upgrade your batteries to a LiPo for your transmitter. Makes it a whole lot lighter, too!
Wow.
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