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aaron125 05-10-2011 06:11 PM


Originally Posted by jinxed (Post 9091069)
Since you are not familiar with the servos and you have only used one Sanwa servo 3 years ago not sure if you are qualified to chime in on their servos. Do you even have an m11x? MT4? Know what SSR is or what it does? He is looking for a specific line of servos to be used in SSR mode with a SSR receiver.

Well of course I own an M11x which if you bothered to look at my sig you would have seen. And I still have my M11 which I haven't sold yet. So yeah, I own them. Why else would I contribute to this thread reasonably often over the past few months???:weird: As for your statement about "servos to be used in SSR mode with a SSR receiver" why do you think that is? For the speed/performace obviously, because it doesn't help at all with increasing torque so why wouldn't I comment about other extremely fast servos that are cheaper & have higher torque values?

ganymede 05-10-2011 07:11 PM


Originally Posted by Novarossi (Post 9092325)
I have just purchased a new M11X.

Is there any advantage running a 7.4v Lipo over a 6.6v Life in the transmitter? My preference is Life (because it is safer and last longer), but I am wondering if the radio performs better at the higher 7.4V voltage.

Here is the Life I am referring to, anyone else using it? :

http://www.rc-mushroom.com/product_i...ducts_id=16012

IIRC, M11x voltage alarm will start to buzz at 6.0v, so a fully charged Life will be around 7.4v and it will not take long to run the pack down to 6.0v. Whereas a fully charged Lipo pack will be close to 8.4v and it will take a while to run down to 6.0v.

I am using this:

http://www.rc-mushroom.com/product_i...ducts_id=20358

http://www.rc-mushroom.com/images/IP-2300S2S_L.jpg

Michael_T 05-10-2011 08:59 PM

Thanks ganymede, will stick to the Lipo.

ganymede 05-10-2011 11:26 PM


Originally Posted by Novarossi (Post 9093524)
Thanks ganymede, will stick to the Lipo.

No problem, you will definitely like it... :nod:

kai888 05-10-2011 11:41 PM

i just ordered a 1550mah lipo from hobbyking, i hope it works
should i fit a low voltage cut off?

aaron125 05-11-2011 01:18 AM

No need, like ganymede said, the M11x starts beeping & buzzing at you when the voltage gets to 6.0V so as long as you take the battery out when that happens you'll be fine.

BTW, I also use exactly the same black Intellect 2300mAh LiPo as ganymede & it is an awesome battery & for the price it's an absolute bargain. It lasts SO long too, I love it.

aaron125 05-11-2011 01:21 AM

ganymede, do you do a balance charge every time you charge your IP2300 LiPo or just once every 5 charges or some other routine? I've been doing a balance charge every time I charge mine, any reason to change my charging routine, as in not balance charging every time I charge it?

ganymede 05-11-2011 02:09 AM


Originally Posted by aaron125 (Post 9094228)
ganymede, do you do a balance charge every time you charge your IP2300 LiPo or just once every 5 charges or some other routine? I've been doing a balance charge every time I charge mine, any reason to change my charging routine, as in not balance charging every time I charge it?

I balance charge ALL my lipo packs EVERY SINGLE TIME, to me it is akin to putting on the seat belt when I am driving, no excuse for NOT doing it.

A good charger can balance charge fairly quickly, as I said, no excuse for NOT doing it...

aaron125 05-11-2011 02:19 AM

That's what I thought, but I remember reading in a couple different places that it's recommended to do a balance charge every few charges but I've always done it every time. Guess you can't go wrong with a balance charge coz then you know that each & every cell in the pack will be at exactly 4.20V every time the pack is charged.

etivac13 05-11-2011 02:46 AM

do you guys remove the lipos from the radio when not in use?

aaron125 05-11-2011 02:51 AM

I was asking the same thing a little while back, about unplugging or not & the LiPo instructions included with the battery always say to disconnect when not in use for more than about 1 day so that's what I do. I do wish I didn't have to though.

ganymede 05-11-2011 03:18 AM


Originally Posted by etivac13 (Post 9094355)
do you guys remove the lipos from the radio when not in use?

I disconnect it when not in use just to be on the safe side, some electronic devices drain power slightly even though it is switch off. If the lipo pack is already very low in charge but still connected to the transmitter, slight power drain over time might cause it to overdischarge and vent inside the battery compartment.

I know it is a hassle to unplug it at the end of the day every single time but I still think it is a cheap insurance to do so. If one worries frequent plug and unplug might damage the connector on the transmitter, one can use an male-female extension wire that is plug into the transmitter, when the connectors are worn out then just get another extension wire.

etivac13 05-11-2011 09:09 PM

i always remove, store charge and store my lipos in a lipo sack after each use...but i keep my nimh batts on my tx... i might get that extension wire when i get my tx lipo batt...

Benzaah 05-12-2011 07:09 PM

To anyone wanting to use a lipo and not lose the feel and balance of the nimh packs try the thunderpower Prolite G4 1800mah lipo. Wieghs 15 grams less than the nimh pack and feels almost the same in the Radio. Ive added some foam to stop it moving around and this has added almost the missing 15 grams.

IMO IP lipos are cheap crap and I will not use inferior products in such a high end radio.

fresh_trf 05-12-2011 08:04 PM

Hi,
I want to know this receiver The RX461 (92010) can I use with M11x . :sweat:
Thanks.


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