aa life batterys
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#3
yes 3.3 volts each. I've seen them on you tube, just don't know where the guy bought them. I can use 2 of them in my transmitor safely...
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Last edited by TOM MAR; 12-09-2012 at 10:47 PM.
#6
there 3.3 volts and there the same size as a AA battery
i use to sell them but i am not getting anymore till the new year if your williing to wait till mid Jan ill have more
no mods need to the radio so if your radio take 4 aa batterys my kit will work for you
i use to sell them but i am not getting anymore till the new year if your williing to wait till mid Jan ill have more
no mods need to the radio so if your radio take 4 aa batterys my kit will work for you
#7
They are hard to find. Most LiFe AA are 3.3 to 3.6v... and only 400mah to 600mah.
Not sure if its a misprint on not, but the numbers on the one Tom posted indicates its an A battery...(and a fat A at that).
td, I would think the ones you have would sell like hot cakes! 3v and 1600mah would have so many uses.
Not sure if its a misprint on not, but the numbers on the one Tom posted indicates its an A battery...(and a fat A at that).
td, I would think the ones you have would sell like hot cakes! 3v and 1600mah would have so many uses.
#8
They are hard to find. Most LiFe AA are 3.3 to 3.6v... and only 400mah to 600mah.
Not sure if its a misprint on not, but the numbers on the one Tom posted indicates its an A battery...(and a fat A at that).
td, I would think the ones you have would sell like hot cakes! 3v and 1600mah would have so many uses.
Not sure if its a misprint on not, but the numbers on the one Tom posted indicates its an A battery...(and a fat A at that).
td, I would think the ones you have would sell like hot cakes! 3v and 1600mah would have so many uses.
& the one I posted...
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...cs#tabsetBasic
Look Directly below "add to cart"
clink on "See technical specifications "
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Can you let me know when you have some, or do I need to keep checking your site or whatever? Thanks
#12
They are two different links... Correct me if I'm wrong... but I'm pretty sure the numbers on a LiFe battery indicate the diameter. An 18500 is 18.5mm. A "fat A" is 18mm. The 14500 is 14.5mm... Its a large dia AA but it fits.
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Tom
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...SE#tabsetBasic
#14
How long could I expect the charge to last in my dx3s?
Longer than regular AAs?
Is It possible to put all 4 life cells in stock tray and run 2s2p to double capacity, or would it be better to charge four cells and place two unconnected spare in tray to swap out when first set are discharged ( I don't think I will like the weight of my controller without four cells in it?)
Thanks
Longer than regular AAs?
Is It possible to put all 4 life cells in stock tray and run 2s2p to double capacity, or would it be better to charge four cells and place two unconnected spare in tray to swap out when first set are discharged ( I don't think I will like the weight of my controller without four cells in it?)
Thanks
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How long could I expect the charge to last in my dx3s?
Longer than regular AAs?
Is It possible to put all 4 life cells in stock tray and run 2s2p to double capacity, or would it be better to charge four cells and place two unconnected spare in tray to swap out when first set are discharged ( I don't think I will like the weight of my controller without four cells in it?)
Thanks
Longer than regular AAs?
Is It possible to put all 4 life cells in stock tray and run 2s2p to double capacity, or would it be better to charge four cells and place two unconnected spare in tray to swap out when first set are discharged ( I don't think I will like the weight of my controller without four cells in it?)
Thanks
I have a futaba 3pk & I am going to build my own 3s2p pack


