RC Flying Models V4, radio controlled aircrafts
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 Jan 7 2013, 11:38 PM
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Hi guys. I posted a thread in the audiophiles section regarding the battery for my MP3 player. From what I researched, it seems like the battery used is similar to RC models. Maybe a little help?
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Jan 8 2013, 08:41 AM
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QUOTE(QiW @ Jan 8 2013, 07:55 AM) u are right .. the lithium polymer battery is the one used in most electric RC nowadays Okay thanks for the info. Also I was thinking, should I get specifically 250mah? Or could I go higher? Say 1000 mah? As far as I know, the higher the mah, the longer the run of the battery right? Would it damage the player, or should I stick to the 250?3.7v is the nominal voltage a 250mah pack will prolly cost u around rm10 or so these batteries normally comes with 2 point connection only ... as with all DC batteries (including the one in your car) dunno why yours has 3 wires though .. maybe 1 of the wire is a dummy wire and does not have any function u will have remove the battery out and check the polarity of your battery with a MM .. no worries u will not blow anything if u have it reversed when u find the positive and ground of your old battery then u can proceed to solder whatever connections u need to the correct polarities  About the connections, I prefer to just purchase the battery, then go to my local electronic shop and ask them to solder it for me. Also, where can I buy the batteries here in malaysia? Anyone selling online through postage, would be much easier  Thanks a lot!! This post has been edited by OH-: Jan 8 2013, 10:05 AM |
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