What battery should i use?
488935
from what i understand, you put the battery in the esc, and then plug the esc into the receiver.
488936
if this is for an electric plane use channel 3 of if using a gas use a 4.8v nicd in the battery port
488937
6v receiver battery would work fine. If you are using a speed control with bec no battery needed it will get its power from the speed controller
488938
I'm not sure what you're looking for. A battery for the transmitter or helicopter/plane?
2243256
If you need an 8AH battery you shouldn't use a 7AH rated battery. Go to higher AH rated battery, but not a lower rated.
1120084
Neither. This battery isn't programmed like the other batteries. When you pop it in it will say cannot communicate with battery(you click ok) and start using it. Then after a long time, the battery will die and you dont know when. But they give 2 batteries and i think its a good trade instead of spending 200$ on the name brand.
200739
Either will work fine. I leave mine on 500 since I'm usually not in a hurry for my batteries. Add a guideline you generally charge lithium ion batteries at one half capacity per hour, unless otherwise specified by the battery manufacturer.
208217
It would really be a matter of judging which of your current batteries would best cover the area that is left. I would probably go for just the 4Ah though.
2243456
I only use regular batteries, I honestly do not know about that, sorry. I guess we'll have to do some research.
306534
Hello Frank,Any good MARINE deep cycle battery will do. They look like auto batteries and can be found wherever batteries are sold. Think about how far you will be traveling on average, and ask a competent sales person about the correct size. I bought a battery for abt. $55 and have never had a problem. Good Luck
685061
Read the reviews and they should help you. They are supposed to be better than regular batteries.
853483
I would always use the OEM battery. Battery packs have the "fuel gauge" chip in the battery pack. There are many different battery charge management chips, and they all work differently. Erroneous indications of battery status, or hazardous conditions in the charger could result.
2033335
Any rechargeable AA will work. The ones with the higher mAh ratings will likely hold a charge longer. I've used different brands without noticing much difference. I would just avoid the cheapest, unknown brands.
655287
You should use a 8.4V mini battery pack and its not that hard to install. There are many videos on youtube you can view to show you how to install the battery also.
466556
You can use that battery as long as the physical size is the same and voltage is same as 4228, and new battery has to have same or more voltage and amps but no less.
1025035
I use my starter battery and it works just fine, an aux battery would be the best choice but not necessary at all.
2023949
Yes, any 12 volt car battery will work. I prefer using a deep cycle battery.
2192774
lithium batteries you need to charge will be better I think.. but I suggest to use a 1800+ mAh ones... higher the number, easier the life....
1201723
Any 18650 battery will do. The higher the mAh you buy the in these the longer the light will run between charges. I'd stick with name brand 18650's BTW - Panasonic, Samsung, etc. The low cost/low quality 18650 are certainly cheap but they can be dangerous.
494436
2 - 3Volt 123A Batteries. You can use any type but I prefer the Surefire Brand myself.