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Airtronics Mt4 batteries
Im getting a new MT4 radio system, and was needing to know if i should get a 6v hump pack or the flat pack? Also If i run a pack like that for receiver can i still use just reg AA in the radio?
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I was also just looking at the futaba radios 3PL and the 3PM X. Would either of these be better than the airtronics?
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Originally Posted by Bsud
(Post 12979363)
Im getting a new MT4 radio system, and was needing to know if i should get a 6v hump pack or the flat pack? Also If i run a pack like that for receiver can i still use just reg AA in the radio?
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Originally Posted by stoney452
(Post 12979452)
Hi you can use different types of batteries for the mt4 TX and RX! I purchased a 4 pack of regular AA nhmi Batteries at a local store then I purchased a 4 cell charger from Hobby People to charge it. I use a 5 cell NHMI Hump pack for my cars rx. Just beware if you go the lipo way you shouldnt use any bigger than 2S lippo and also you will have to have high voltage servos (7.4v) and these servos are very expensive to me.more than 100 bucks a piece. This is a great radio I have had mine 6 months and it is just solid!! I hope this helps out Michael
Thanks! That was just the route i was thinking of going just wasnt sure about the receiver pack. Also I really like everything about the MT4 just wasnt sure if it was worth the extra cost over the futabas I listed in 2nd post. Receivers are a bit on the high side for the MT4 If had to replace. |
Originally Posted by Bsud
(Post 12979391)
I was also just looking at the futaba radios 3PL and the 3PM X. Would either of these be better than the airtronics?
the mt4 and the 4pls are in the same league. there are lots of threads comparing those two already though. |
Hobby People makes a lipo for the MT4 that you can get off that popular auction site for $26 shipped.
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You can use nitro flat pack receiver pack - either the nimh or the 2S lipo receiver packs.
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Why not just use the 6.6volt li-fe packs?
This option is a much safer chemistry and you don't need a voltage regulator to step down the voltage. |
Originally Posted by helivaguy
(Post 12985895)
Why not just use the 6.6volt li-fe packs?
This option is a much safer chemistry and you don't need a voltage regulator to step down the voltage. |
I use a 13 dollar nano-tech 2000 mah lipo in my MT-4...
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...iver_Pack.html |
Originally Posted by helivaguy
(Post 12985895)
Why not just use the 6.6volt li-fe packs?
This option is a much safer chemistry and you don't need a voltage regulator to step down the voltage. Oh.... you guys are talking about RX packs... |
Originally Posted by Bsud
(Post 12979484)
Receivers are a bit on the high side for the MT4 If had to replace.
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Which lipos do u guys recommend getting for a mt4? Are the turnigy 1.5 or 2.0 any good do have to change out the plug?
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https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
I believe this is the one that fits best, although would like to know if you need to swap out the plugs? |
Originally Posted by Cpan80
(Post 15045587)
https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
I believe this is the one that fits best, although would like to know if you need to swap out the plugs? |
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