What is the input voltage? Can I connect it directly to a 3S battery?
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Yes you can. You will need an adapter cable with a jst cable connector to power it. I have not hooked it up to a control yet but that is my intention. You can find that cable on amazon.
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Yes you can connect direct to 3S connection or if you instal it on DJI Ohantom you can use the extra wire from Phantom shuld work.
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Some of 123a's are @: 3.7v, 3.6v and 3.0v. I would only buy any of the 3.0v to be on the safe side, unless your device needs more then 3v or (6v if you need 2) and so on. Also read the reviews on what battery pro's and con's are like I'm doing that right now. Too much voltage will give you brighter light but will drasticaly shorten the bulb or led's life! I am strongly considering these ones by the way.
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As far as I know you can hook it up to an 8s or 2 4s in series, as for farads I couldn't tell you but the esc says max 34 volts.
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My very similar checker does NOT work on 1S, only 2S and higher, even though description says it will work on 1S.Bluecell Lipo Digital Battery Voltage Checker
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I've been powering it through an AC adapter. It doesn't look like there is space inside to put a battery in. However you can always grab one of these:Battery Holder for (8) AA with Standard Snap Connector : BH383 (1)and attach a regular input cable. You will get 12V out, exactly what this little baby needs.
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I am not sure. I have three. Battery, land power ( 110v ), and a generator.
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Giving as a Christmas gift to my two sons so will not be able to tell you until then. I know nothing about electronics. Sorry.
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ITS NOT A BATTERY!do NOT replace it unless you know what you are doing.some facts;1) its a 3.3v super cap at .22farad2) its underdesigned for even 3.3v use; its DANGEROUS FOR 5V USE!3) it takes a while to charge up but not as long as a true rechargeable battery4) it will last a short while (hour or so) and not days or weeks; by design5) do NOT use on arduino 5v systems unless you power this from 3.3v or less!
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There is a 2 port (the smallest one) for 2s lipo balance, should work fine at 7.4v and connected to balance port
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In case anyone was still wondering about this, I just received mine and the sticker on the bottom says that Output is 5V/900mA, so it's not a full 1A, but pretty close.
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3.7v vs. 3.8v is fairly insignificant. The real worry is if the voltage output of the new battery is higher than what the OEM battery is. The real question is the tru maH of the battery coupled with the claimed voltage output. As you use a battery, the output voltage will begin to drop a bit, especially under a heavy load. A 3.7v, 3250 maH battery is probably just as good as a 3.8v, 3100 maH battery.
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Input 100-240 v, 50/60 hz, 1.0A; Output 12.0V--- 3000mA . Hope this is what you need.
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This battery was supposed to work for all 3gs Iphones. !!!DON'T BUY!!! This battery came with 40% battery charge but once that was gone it never charged again. The battery did not work at all. Find a new source if possible.
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input is 12 volts dc, car battery voltage. output is 5vdc, total 3 amps, 2.1a to one port, 1a to the other.
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This battery is 7.4 volt. Each cell adds 3.7 volts , 1S=3.7, 2S=7.4, 3S=11.1, 4S=14.8, etc. Hope this helps.
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Will work fine on 3.3v logic. Do not connected the 5v (red) wire unless you are going to use it to power your circuit.
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I don't think so. I looked up the battery, and this was the input spec: --Input: DC 15V ~ 24V/2A I'm sure the input is provided by a 120v-&gt; 15v-24v wall charger. The Instaspark produces only 5v and 12v. You would look for a battery that has 5v as input, such as this one: New Trent iCarrier 12000mAh, where the input spec states: Input: 5V@1.5A I think even it could accept the 5v from the Instaspark, it would take forever to charge!