What 3PK battery?
#1
Im looking to replace my old original 3PK battery it will charge up to 10.9 to 11.0 volts and drop to 9.8 in about 5-10 min. This is the original Sanyo battery thats red and is only I think 700-800mah.
Im not ready for the lipo's yet because I do not have a charger so I am looking for a good NIMH battery pack that can hold a good charge.
Thanks
Im not ready for the lipo's yet because I do not have a charger so I am looking for a good NIMH battery pack that can hold a good charge.
Thanks
#2
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 11,530
From: Houston, TX
Check Ebay - I bought an 8 cell pac made from Sanyo 2300s (at that time, they are prob bigger now) when I wanted to get away from that stock NiCd pac.
Know you said not ready for lipo, but thats what I've done and it was worth the expense. It was a bigger improvement than stepping from the NiCd pac to the Sanyos.
Know you said not ready for lipo, but thats what I've done and it was worth the expense. It was a bigger improvement than stepping from the NiCd pac to the Sanyos.
#3
Im looking to replace my old original 3PK battery it will charge up to 10.9 to 11.0 volts and drop to 9.8 in about 5-10 min. This is the original Sanyo battery thats red and is only I think 700-800mah.
Im not ready for the lipo's yet because I do not have a charger so I am looking for a good NIMH battery pack that can hold a good charge.
Thanks
Im not ready for the lipo's yet because I do not have a charger so I am looking for a good NIMH battery pack that can hold a good charge.
Thanks
Get a match pack with 9 cells for this. I used 9 x 2300mAH GP batteries. The runtime is 12 hours wowweee

#4
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im currently hav the 3pks 2.4 ghz fasst & believe it or not still fighting on the PPM mode (on & off glitch???),i got the hitec analog servo 965,985 lol try to bind but still .......................anyway im using the energizer 2500 batts. so far so good
#5
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 11,530
From: Houston, TX
There is another option - if you're good at soldering, you can just buy the rechargeables you want and make your own using shoe goo and a servo ext. If you want to get fancy, you can buy shrink and add that too. Thats all the person I bought mine from had done.




