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Can I change the battery type?
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15 years 6 months ago #15352
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Can I change the battery type? was created by bshey
I just bought an old Futaba transmitter (7 CH: 7FG) that I am using for an rc gas boat I am building.. The transmitter battery is dead. It is a 500mAh NiCd 9.6volt battery. I was wondering if I could use an air soft battery. It is a NiMH battery at 9.6volts and it is 1600mAh battery. Can it be done? Thanks for the help.
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15 years 6 months ago #15353
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Replied by marc on topic Re: Can I change the battery type?
If it's the same voltage you're good to go.
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15 years 6 months ago #15359
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And have the correct charger for it ....
Generally dedicated Ni-Cad chargers won't peak charge detect Nmhi cells correctly and end up over charging them damaging cells.
Generally dedicated Ni-Cad chargers won't peak charge detect Nmhi cells correctly and end up over charging them damaging cells.
2 stroke Engine Tech of 30+ years, Prop tweeker, Chronic tinkerholic, Home of Motor Heads RC Racing Engines ...
8 time NAMBA National 6 lap heat racing record holder.
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15 years 6 months ago #15368
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Replied by dwr9 on topic Re: Can I change the battery type?
What frequency is it? If it's not 75mhz or 27mhz it's against FCC rules to use it for surface models. I'm assuming it's not 2.4ghz since you say it's old. Doug
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