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Old 08-26-2012 | 07:35 PM
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i just bought a DX3R that the guy converted the battery to a 7.4v lipo, i have read that anything over 6.0 will be bad in the long run for the transmitter so i was wondering if i should take the lipo out an replace it with a 6.0 NIMH or LiFe battery?

i picked it up cheap thats the only reason im taking a chance on it since it has the lipo in it
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Old 08-26-2012 | 07:52 PM
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i just bought a DX3R that the guy converted the battery to a 7.4v lipo, i have read that anything over 6.0 will be bad in the long run for the transmitter so i was wondering if i should take the lipo out an replace it with a 6.0 NIMH or LiFe battery?

i picked it up cheap thats the only reason im taking a chance on it since it has the lipo in it
from what i read they handle up to 7.2v if thats true or not i don't no. i have dx3r running 2s lipo with regulator set at 6v. i currenty just order a 2s life battery.
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Old 08-26-2012 | 07:54 PM
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http://basheteers.com/rc/projects/dx3r-battery.htm
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the battery in it is a 2S 7.4V 2000MAH dynamite battery if it makes a difference, if its ok im just gonna leave it cause my DX3.0 has a 3s lipo in it and i really like how long it can go with out charging
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2s lipo fully charged is 8.4
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Originally Posted by rcguy76559
2s lipo fully charged is 8.4
battery pack says 2s 7.4V



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its not fully charged 8.4v to 6.4v from full charge to dead.... 7.4v is the nominal value for 2s lipo 3.0v per cell is the lowest you can go without doing harm
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its not fully charged 8.4v to 6.4v from full charge to dead.... 7.4v is the nominal value for 2s lipo 3.0v per cell is the lowest you can go without doing harm
in other words dump the lipo because it to much power for the DX3R?
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Originally Posted by UnknownWarrior
in other words dump the lipo because it to much power for the DX3R?
or run a regulator. I'm switching to 2s life pack with no regulator. check that link i posted tells you everything you need to know about it.
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