What would happen if I used a 1S 25C battery to replace the 20C battery for the helicopter? It's a different li-po battery with 3.7 volts.
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No issue, more punch. I have a 45C in mine. Flight times not as long but it moves quick.
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I don't know what the 1.5 Ah is, but I checked on my 20 Volt Dewalt that I purchased and on the Battery pack, it shows the following: {20 V (Max) 1.5 Ah 30 Wh Type 1}. I guess it is the same thing. I just wanted to let you know that I love the power and the quick charging of the batteries. I keep both of them with me in my truck.
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yes a second battery will help, also you can get higher mah battery. i run a 2000 mah battery and fasten under the helicopter for a longer flight time off one battery, I did leave the battery that it came with inside and the second underneath the copter and of coarse change the connections on the batteries so that all i have to do is unhook one and hook the other up and i'm flying again.
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yes, the 1 amp difference should not matter - it will actually make the battery less likely to fail, as it will be able to recharge more efficiently. My old battery was 4 amp, and this 5 amp replacement works like a charm.
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The battery will not physically fit or connect to the quadcopter without modification. It is also significantly higher voltage which may damage the toy. Most electric motors will simply spin faster when more voltage is applied but also generate more heat and there are other complex electronic circuits which may not behave well at higher voltages. Personally I would strongly recommend against trying to use it.
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I don't know. My problem wasn't with the battery working......it was the connecting device. I was trying to find batteries for my fixed wing CHAMP rc airplane. I could not connect the rc plane to the battery. Now I'm stuck with them. My only recourse is to find an airplane that requires that battery.
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I just got one of these for a 109 heli and it will not fit into the original battery compartment. Considered getting a 107 but decided to give it a shot. Soldered it in, zip tied it and it works great. The original battery was dying (the heli would get about 3 ft off the ground then start descending as the battery was giving out. This gives me full flight times again. See my review for full details.
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Yes. I ordered a spare to get extra flight time but that was not a good idea because you have to take the helicopter apart to change the battery. So I have kept the spare so that when this battery wears out I will change it out for the other one. I do love this helicopter as it has a long flight time, I get over 10 minutes!
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The battery sits inside the black "cockpit" and is a 350mAH "pouch." It uses the same connector type as my Wakera helicopter. The battery can be unplugged and slid out
33531
Tha helicopter battery is its own battery, not AA or AAA. The controller and battery charger are AA :-)
491195
Not sure where to look for the order number... This is the one I got, but it says "currently unavailable". Heli-Max LiPo 1S 3.7V 250Mah 1SQ Battery You can probably find the same one on Amazon from another seller.
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In this case, it is the input voltage to the device. I use this in an airplane that uses a 24 volt battery.i f I would try to use the 12 volt input , I would burn it up. If you are going to use it in a car then most cars are 12 volts so you want one where the input is 12 volts.
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It uses batteries in the controller to charge a capacitor in the helicopter. The charge lasts more than long enough to break the drive gears in the first or second flight so it will no longer fly. I had no response from numerous email and calls to world tech toys. Save your money...
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Yes 20V is all that matters. You can use any 20V Dewalt battery with any 20V Dewalt tool. Still the amp rating directly determines how long the battery will last. So using 1.5AH battery will only drive half as many screws/bolts compared to a 3AH battery before the battery is dead but it will still work.
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"1.5 Ah" has to do with the battery size in amp-hrs. The 20 volt DeWalt uses the 1.5, the 3.0 and 4.0 amp hour (Ah) batteries.
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To make sure you got this message... if you need a 7.4 volt battery, get a 7.4 volt battery. If you need an 11.1 volt battery to run your rc plane/vehicle... get an 11.1 volt battery. Voltage must be the same as the battery recommended. The higher the ampere hour rating of any battery, the longer you can draw a set amount of current before it runs down. Make sure again the connectors on the battery are compatible w/your rc plane/vehicle and that the physical size is close, otherwise you'll have to enlarge the battery compartment (if that's possible) if the battery you decide to get is larger in size than the o.e.m. battery. Chris To make sure you got this message... if you need a 7.4 volt battery, get a 7.4 volt battery. If you need an 11.1 volt battery to run your rc plane/vehicle... get an 11.1 volt battery. Voltage must be the same as the battery recommended. The higher the ampere hour rating of any battery, the longer you can draw a set amount of current before it runs down. Make sure again the connectors on the battery are compatible w/your rc plane/vehicle and that the physical size is close, otherwise you'll have to enlarge the battery compartment (if that's possible) if the battery you decide to get is... » Read More To make sure you got this message... if you need a 7.4 volt battery, get a 7.4 volt battery. If you need an 11.1 volt battery to run your rc plane/vehicle... get an 11.1 volt battery. Voltage must be the same as the battery recommended. The higher the ampere hour rating of any battery, the longer you can draw a set amount of current before it runs down. Make sure again the connectors on the battery are compatible w/your rc plane/vehicle and that the physical size is close, otherwise you'll have to enlarge the battery compartment (if that's possible) if the battery you decide to get is larger in size than the o.e.m. battery. Chris « Show Less
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This I do not know. I threw my word away that that that battery replacement. I ordered on line ,like you but the battery never held the charge. I had 3 batteries,none ever held the charge. So I replaced with the new Worx.And now I use the 24 volt Max Lithium battery. Read the instructions on the stuff, or go on line and ask it it can replace that battery. Sorry