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Has anyone heard of these battery packs???

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you can get the onlybatterypacks ones with a 11 hour charger.. that will work.. but if you want to charge them faster get a peak charger.. you will be able to use it on the roto as well
 
beason said:
you can get the onlybatterypacks ones with a 11 hour charger.. that will work.. but if you want to charge them faster get a peak charger.. you will be able to use it on the roto as well

Now I'm thoroughly confused. So my rotostart charger can be used with both and if I want to chage it faster I must get a peak charger? Sorry for all the questions...I'm a newbie.
Thanks.
 
yes.. you can use the charger for both but your gonna be two days of chargeing just to drive it!! the chargers are 100mah chargers.. which means they will take 11 hours to do a 1100 mah battery.. the stick packs can be charged at 4 amps (or higher??) but the reciever packs should be charged at 1 amp..

if you have a peak charger that can charge at 1 amp or 4 amps..

1 amp per hour + 1100 milli amp battery (1.1 amps) = 1.1 hours charge time for a completly dead battery.. compaired to 11 hours.

the sticks can be charged at 4 amps. so

4 apm per hour + 1100 (or so) milli amp battery (1.1 amps) = a smidge over 15 min charge time..

a peak will auto detect how much a battery needs to be charged and shut off when its done.. also gives the battery a "cleaner" charge..
 
ahhhh
that makes sense.
THanks.

beason said:
yes.. you can use the charger for both but your gonna be two days of chargeing just to drive it!! the chargers are 100mah chargers.. which means they will take 11 hours to do a 1100 mah battery.. the stick packs can be charged at 4 amps (or higher??) but the reciever packs should be charged at 1 amp..

if you have a peak charger that can charge at 1 amp or 4 amps..

1 amp per hour + 1100 milli amp battery (1.1 amps) = 1.1 hours charge time for a completly dead battery.. compaired to 11 hours.

the sticks can be charged at 4 amps. so

4 apm per hour + 1100 (or so) milli amp battery (1.1 amps) = a smidge over 15 min charge time..

a peak will auto detect how much a battery needs to be charged and shut off when its done.. also gives the battery a "cleaner" charge..
 
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