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Old 11-14-2013 | 03:20 PM
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I am pretty sure the answer will be "It doesn't matter, voltage is voltage" but want to make sure I am not missing something. Can I use a 6.6V LiFe Rx pack in a Tx? I know the Tx packs have some sort of overload protection that would prevent them from working well as Rx packs, but I am going the other way. Both the Rx and Tx packs are 6.6v 2S LiFe packs so I would think there would not be any issues.
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That's what I use in my 4pls no issues
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Sure, but Rx packs are usually a lot lower capacity than a Tx pack, so don't expect a lot of run time.
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That's what I use in my 4pls no issues
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Sure, but Rx packs are usually a lot lower capacity than a Tx pack, so don't expect a lot of run time.
Cool, thanks. It is a 2100 so it should be fine for a little while as little as I get to run nowadays.
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