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#3916
#3919
bearings work in most cars, not only drifting. Bearings give the car a smooth transmission when compared to bushings in certain car. Just replace the bushings with bearings. You may wish to indicate what car u're talking abt.
#3920
A gear ratio is a gear ratio regardless of the relative size of the pinion/spur,, do u get the same effect if they create the same ratio?? Im curious if a smaller pinion is still easier and quicker to turn over than a larger pinion.
I ask because i was using 78/28, and now im moving to 87/32 which are fairly close to each other.
After my own math or science, I see their is more load on the motor with bigger gearing of the same ratio. Am i wrong or right?
N/m my math was wrong
I ask because i was using 78/28, and now im moving to 87/32 which are fairly close to each other.
After my own math or science, I see their is more load on the motor with bigger gearing of the same ratio. Am i wrong or right?

N/m my math was wrong
Last edited by JKL1031; 03-28-2010 at 09:09 PM.
#3923
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Hi all,
need some help here,
I have 16pcs of GP 2100 & 2300 AA rechargeable that I did not charge for about 3months liao.
Now I try to charge it with the original GP wall charger,
ever after over-night charging the power still low.
Whats the problem??
many thanks.


need some help here,
I have 16pcs of GP 2100 & 2300 AA rechargeable that I did not charge for about 3months liao.
Now I try to charge it with the original GP wall charger,
ever after over-night charging the power still low.
Whats the problem??
many thanks.


#3924
I believed your wall charger doesn't have the ampere readings, so it will be hard for you to determine the actual ampere was charged to the batteries...
A typical 2100mAh rechargeable battery could re-charge to only about 1800mah or so, it will not fully charge at the stipulated capacity that claimed after a few charges or even at all.
Same goes with your 2300... May be it will only charge up to only 2000 or less...
Try to 'cycle' your battery a few times; charge and discharge them (use them to power whatever you're using if your charger don't have the discharge ability...).
#3926
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How low you mean...? You based on usage time from your device (i.e. Transmitter... or...?)
I believed your wall charger doesn't have the ampere readings, so it will be hard for you to determine the actual ampere was charged to the batteries...
A typical 2100mAh rechargeable battery could re-charge to only about 1800mah or so, it will not fully charge at the stipulated capacity that claimed after a few charges or even at all.
Same goes with your 2300... May be it will only charge up to only 2000 or less...
Try to 'cycle' your battery a few times; charge and discharge them (use them to power whatever you're using if your charger don't have the discharge ability...).
I believed your wall charger doesn't have the ampere readings, so it will be hard for you to determine the actual ampere was charged to the batteries...
A typical 2100mAh rechargeable battery could re-charge to only about 1800mah or so, it will not fully charge at the stipulated capacity that claimed after a few charges or even at all.
Same goes with your 2300... May be it will only charge up to only 2000 or less...
Try to 'cycle' your battery a few times; charge and discharge them (use them to power whatever you're using if your charger don't have the discharge ability...).
I try it on my digital camera but immediate it show me " low batt ".
Now I try to charge and charge again so if it will have power to light up my digital camera.
Or its time to buy new batt.


#3927

Try charging them 2 ~ 3 times repeatedly, that's the so-call 'procedure' when you have left your batteries 'dead' for quite some time, that's also apply to brand new batteries sometimes...
But your battery desk-charger should have the auto-peak function right...?
Do the repeated charge, if still cannot, then toss them...
#3928
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I see... It's for powering up your digital camera... 
Try charging them 2 ~ 3 times repeatedly, that's the so-call 'procedure' when you have left your batteries 'dead' for quite some time, that's also apply to brand new batteries sometimes...
But your battery desk-charger should have the auto-peak function right...?
Do the repeated charge, if still cannot, then toss them...

Try charging them 2 ~ 3 times repeatedly, that's the so-call 'procedure' when you have left your batteries 'dead' for quite some time, that's also apply to brand new batteries sometimes...
But your battery desk-charger should have the auto-peak function right...?
Do the repeated charge, if still cannot, then toss them...
or should I use my M8 AA batt tray and charge them on my RC batt charger?


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