what batteries should i use for this system?
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2s lipo for sure, 3s will run hot and cause the esc to do a thermal shutdown after about 2 mins on a Stampede 4x4 geared 11/52 with proline trenchers
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A 2S Lipo is best for this system, I would not go 3s as it will fry the esc
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I would recommend at least a 2S lipo battery, you won't be sorry. Tested with a NiMh, but I got a lot more power and runtime with a 2S lipo. I didn't bother to reprogram the ESC just to have the NiMh as a spare, so it's been in storage ever since.
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I use Eneloop rechargeable batteries in mine and swap out with a spare set every month or so to stay ahead of dead batts. It's nice that they run it on 2 AAs - I'm currently using a pair of 550s that use 4 AAA each.
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You need 2x18650 batteries as described above. You can find them for sale on Amazon too. We got rechargeable batteries and they last a long time.
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2 channel radio system. Futaba brand is a good place to start. A 7.2 volt 6 cell battery. A charger for the battery. I would go to your local hobby store to see these items and pricing, then use Amazon to purchase as needed. (You will also need 8 AA batteries for the radio)
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I have the 603 which will last a while on a set of batteries. If you use it a lot I recommend that you use rechargeable and charge them before each use.Otherwise use a battery checker before each use and always take an extra set of batteries. Oh and they use AAA
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just make sure you have enough batteries to support the startup draw of the appliances or your inverter will kick out for low voltage, even if your battery is fully charged. I would say at least 3-4 batteries at least for them three items, maybe more, depending on the size of the ac's and fridge
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The batteries needed are two D cells, preferably alkaline. A set of batteries should give you 20-25 hours of running time.
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Batteries come in all shapes and sizes. Any 7.2+V battery will work, if it fits. You may also need to replace the connector or make/buy an adapter.
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I have the 603 which will last a while on a set of batteries. If you use it a lot I recommend that you use rechargeable and charge them before each use.Otherwise use a battery checker before each use and always take an extra set of batteries.
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Any brand as long as they are NiMh batteries. Just be sure that they are not old NiCads.
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Use Lithium batteries..... mine are still going strong after 4 months (once a day feed)
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Any size 12 Volt battery. If weight is a problem, use a motorcycle or small engine 12 volt.
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you can use 3 -12v 10ah sla batteries in series or 1-36v lithium(which are kind of pricey)
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A 12volt car battery will work. But most people including me, use a deep cycle marine battery. It lasts longer per charge.
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2 - 3Volt 123A Batteries. You can use any type but I prefer the Surefire Brand myself.
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3 batteries should do it, but to be safe 4.600 watts of panels to be safe. In theory you should need 2, but real world use is what im going by.
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Go with two high current 12 volt deep cycle batteries. Wire them in paralell; not series. You only want 12 volts; not 24. Use the same brand/capacity and type. Don't mix brands or current ratings. THE HIGHER THE CURRENT RATING;THE MORE TIME YOU'LL GET ON THE BATTERIES. I've seen systems with more than two batteries however, you'll need additional equipment to pull it off safely. You could also use a marine A/B Battery transfer switch and draw from bat A bat B BOTH of OFF. Don't forget to use fuses at key points. Amazon also has some pretty good books on the subject.