Futaba 4PX
#1951
mine lasts about four race days before I recharge. I never let it go down to the point the radio beeps, I just recharge every four race days
One class
three 6 min quals and one 8 min main
usually three or four practice runs
One class
three 6 min quals and one 8 min main
usually three or four practice runs
#1955
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#1956
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 80
This is the pack I am using:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...5&I=LXDVCE&P=K
#1957
Tech Regular
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 259
Mine alarm is @ 5.8V, My timer is now at 5H, 30Min and is @ 6.4V still.
This is the pack I am using:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...5&I=LXDVCE&P=K
This is the pack I am using:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...5&I=LXDVCE&P=K
#1958
I have a few of these great pack and 1/2 price 
They roll at least 2+ race days running 3 1/8 classes. 2 7 min quals and 3 20-30 min mains.
I always charge before the alarm comes on.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=28650

They roll at least 2+ race days running 3 1/8 classes. 2 7 min quals and 3 20-30 min mains.
I always charge before the alarm comes on.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=28650
#1959
Guys, I have faced a pain in the ass connecting my 4PX with VRC-3 USB adapter.
If there is a chance that anybody could know the actual problem, please reply me your experience on solving it in the thread where I have described the issue:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...r-problem.html
If there is a chance that anybody could know the actual problem, please reply me your experience on solving it in the thread where I have described the issue:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...r-problem.html
#1961
I never unplug mine. My radio says 6.6 or 6.7v when putting in a battery I charged the night before. That seems to be what a freshly charged life settles to after charging for me. I leave the pack plugged in and don't notice any unusual battery drain from sitting.
I'll easily get 3 or 4 race days from a charged pack before it gets down to 6.2 v on the radio readout and then I charge it again.
I keep the led lights off and the screen brightness pretty low though. Just bright enough to easily read the screen in normal outdoor daylight.
Last edited by jhautz; 04-16-2016 at 05:32 PM.
#1962
Tech Regular
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 259
I never unplug mine. My radio says 6.6 or 6.7v when putting in a battery I charged the night before. That seems to be what a freshly charged life settles to after charging for me. I leave the pack plugged in and don't notice any unusual battery drain from sitting.
I'll easily get 3 or 4 race days from a charged pack before it gets down to 3.2 v on the radio readout and then I charge it again.
I keep the led lights off and the screen brightness pretty low though. Just bright enough to easily read the screen in normal outdoor daylight.
I'll easily get 3 or 4 race days from a charged pack before it gets down to 3.2 v on the radio readout and then I charge it again.
I keep the led lights off and the screen brightness pretty low though. Just bright enough to easily read the screen in normal outdoor daylight.
#1963
Oops I'm sorry. That was a typo. I usually charge when it gets to 6.2v (not 3.2)
I don't really ever hear the alarm. I usually charge before it ever goes off.
I fixed the original post too.
#1964
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When I was binding those R204GF-E receivers the other week, I had the alarm come on at 5.8V and I never seen the voltage on a battery drop so fast as I kept at it for a minute or two. It went all the way down to like 4.8V on the 2 Life batteries I have. I quickly got to charging them back up again.



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