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• Apr 13, 2006

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Team Magic 6v 800mAH receiver battery pack is one of the smallest and lightest receiver battery packs in the world. The dimension is only around 45x28x21mm. You can easily find a small space to install this battery pack on your R/C. As it's of rectangular shape, just a peice of double sided tape can hold it to the car. In addition to the small size, it's also ... - READ MORE -



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• Apr 13, 2006

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Very cool but what would it be good to use with? There is no way I could run it in a race with only 800 mAH, my digital servos would eat that up before the race was over wouldn't it? I am sure it's got a practical application and I am not tryin to bash on it at all, I just know I would not trust it in a 30-45 minute A-Main in my LSP, allthough the size and weight are appealing. I think if I recall right my LSP usually uses somewhere in the ballpark of 300-400 mAH's per 5 minute heats? I am just gearing back up for nitro from a snowy season of indoor carpet so I am a little fuzzy and my #'s might be a little off.

 

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• Apr 13, 2006

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I was thinking the same thing, no way 800mah is going to do me any good. I recharge my 1400 after each track session.

 

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• Apr 13, 2006

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What about electric aircraft?

 

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• Apr 13, 2006

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what type of cells are they anyways? doesn't say anywhere in that article..

 

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• Apr 13, 2006

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Lessen said:

what type of cells are they anyways? doesn't say anywhere in that article..

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on the site it says it a 6v 800 mah NI-MH battery pack

 

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• Apr 14, 2006

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Looks like a good idea for 1/18th on road cars like the Xray NT18.