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#211
Originally posted by dtm
Netvigator broadband use to be OK. But for last six months the connections has been slow. Now I find that it simply locks up sometimes and I have to log out and reconnect for a faster connection. It is getting to be a bit of a pain. But I think the speed of the connection is based on how many other users are also logged on in your area. I guess there are too many people using the service around me!?!
Netvigator broadband use to be OK. But for last six months the connections has been slow. Now I find that it simply locks up sometimes and I have to log out and reconnect for a faster connection. It is getting to be a bit of a pain. But I think the speed of the connection is based on how many other users are also logged on in your area. I guess there are too many people using the service around me!?!
#212
Originally posted by dtm
KY9 and another friend zapped some old Sanyo 3000s.... they've been telling me that they can only charge to 2500mah now...... beware! I zapped a pack of 2400s which were very soft to start off with. After a couple of charges of increased voltage the cells became VERY dead! They are in the bin now!
KY9 and another friend zapped some old Sanyo 3000s.... they've been telling me that they can only charge to 2500mah now...... beware! I zapped a pack of 2400s which were very soft to start off with. After a couple of charges of increased voltage the cells became VERY dead! They are in the bin now!
#213
Regional Moderator
Thread Starter
DTM: I see. I also think of the risk of zapping Sanyo 3000 so I did to only one pack for a trial!!
Jeff: By the way, zapping the batt. is nothing specail... Just lanch a cell and press a button! Don't expect sparks coming out and chemical leaking!!! Nothing happened. I nearly forgot which cell is zapped and which is not!
Mars: You'll race YMC this Sunday?? Good Luck!
Jeff: By the way, zapping the batt. is nothing specail... Just lanch a cell and press a button! Don't expect sparks coming out and chemical leaking!!! Nothing happened. I nearly forgot which cell is zapped and which is not!
Mars: You'll race YMC this Sunday?? Good Luck!
#214
Regional Moderator
Thread Starter
Manticore: Yeah, so I put approx. 40V to each cell according to Ernest's suggestion... You know, my 3000 batt. are really old...
#216
fai: yes, I joined the race
guys, seems that the new Sanyo3000HV will be available next month.
guys, seems that the new Sanyo3000HV will be available next month.
#218
Tech Elite
iTrader: (2)
ah wai, sorry i have overlooked your message.
i am running a LRP Quantum Sport (less then $480) on my RS4 Micro. So far I only see two hopups available in HK : front univ shafts (around $200) and front one-way (around $200). I have them already. But I think I still need the rear ball diff and high grip tires. They are not available yet.
i am running a LRP Quantum Sport (less then $480) on my RS4 Micro. So far I only see two hopups available in HK : front univ shafts (around $200) and front one-way (around $200). I have them already. But I think I still need the rear ball diff and high grip tires. They are not available yet.
#219
Originally posted by fai
Manticore: Yeah, so I put approx. 40V to each cell according to Ernest's suggestion... You know, my 3000 batt. are really old...
Manticore: Yeah, so I put approx. 40V to each cell according to Ernest's suggestion... You know, my 3000 batt. are really old...
#220
Originally posted by ernestf
manticore, sure, u can use it too. but make sure you use 90V to deal with your batt
manticore, sure, u can use it too. but make sure you use 90V to deal with your batt
#221
Originally posted by Manticore
you cant zapp old cells with too high voltage.
you cant zapp old cells with too high voltage.
On my 2400 I used MAX volts.... just to see.... I was going to throw the pack away anyway!
#222
Originally posted by Mars
guys, seems that the new Sanyo3000HV will be available next month.
guys, seems that the new Sanyo3000HV will be available next month.
#224
every car has side batt now
#225
dtm: that's how the rc companies survive