What type of connector does the battery have?
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EC2. The plastic part is male; the metal connection is female. I hope that wasn't too confusing....
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It's an EC 2. As Hyok Lee mentioned, it's a FEMALE connection. I checked a couple of other airplanes I have; ALL of them are battery/female, airplane/male.
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BT-1021 DC 2.4V 300mAh.Should be able to find generic with the right connector easily.
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Hi Linda I don't know what an F1 connector is . I do know that if you are buying this battery to be used with your alarm system , it will be correct . I think that all alarm boxes that use a 12 volt battery have F2 push on "spade connectors " Good luck Bill Hare
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If you wish to just replace the battery, you would need a Sealed Lead Acid 12v 12amp with 1 F1 terminal and 1 F2 terminal. If you are only able to find the battery with F2 terminal, then you would need to purchase terminal adapters. Here is the battery and adapters we offer: 12V 12Ah Battery with F2 Terminal: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Q5GT464 F2 to F1 Connectors: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Q5H6XDU
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Does the battery that you want to replace have the same form factor & contacts? This is a common battery
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The approach I have used is to simply re-use the connectors from my old battery that I am replacing. One example of how this is done is on the referenced youtube video link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rkFtqrwhDU
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This battery uses F2 connectors, about 1/4 inch wide. If you need F1, there are adaptors available for about a buck.
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The spare battery is a 7.2V 3000mah Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery. I replaced all connectors with Deans Connectors.
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It's a standard 4-pin connector. It is the flat connector, as opposed to the 7-pin round style.
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Jeff, the information in your question is confusing. The battery has the smaller terminals and your cables should match, if your cables have connectors for smaller terminal blades.
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It is an about nickel sized battery, readily available at Batteries Plus and similar stores. You can get the number off the one that comes in it.
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You should be able to see the item number on the current/old battery. I personally don't think this one will fit since the ports are different. You are probably looking for item # 00801-0638 or a similar number.
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I don't believe the connectors are compatible. Plus that charge rate is low for that battery. What airplane or helicopter is the battery going in?
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Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit
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It takes a "stick pack" style battery. Either a nimh (nickel metal hydride) 7.2 volt-8.4volt or lipo (lithium polymer) 2s (7.4 volt). Stock battery connector is molex type (tamiya plug)
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Mine came with split end connectors. Just loosen the wing nuts on the battery, slip under and tighten.
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There is a small connector for it on the top side , though I'm not sure what kind it is.