i need help!

[pissant]

ok my batteries in my savage .21 die so fast, like every 5 runs i have to change them . and it is a pain the ass to change them every week, can i buy some batteries that wont run out so fast. i am using just regular batteries.

 

[SavageRockS]

Get a hump battery pack (6V 1200 Ah/Ni-MH), this also improves response time of your servos. The HPI part no. is 2012. This usually comes with a AC charger.

:dance:

 

[Road Rage]

Yup, and it will pay for itself in no time at all, and run time is the same if not better than those disposable batteries.

 

[kzoosteve]

Guy's, you didn't tell him the best part! You buy a switch that has an extra lead so that you can plug your charger into the switch and won't have to jerk around with that stinkin' case cover and wires! My LHS gave me one made by JR and it's worth it's weight in gold. It's about $10.00, p/n JRPA003.

 

[Road Rage]

Sorry, here is the switch I am useing with the charge lead....

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXL303&P=7

and here is a hump pack, just made for the HPI Savage

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXFJT1&P=7

 

[pissant]

ok thanks so much you guys! :worship:

 

[Zipperfish]

If you can I'd invest in some NiMH rechargable AA's for your transmitter too. Rayovac has some good batteries that charge in only 15 minutes!

http://www.rayovac.com/products/recharge/recharge.shtml

 

[kzoosteve]

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[RC Rookie]

Originally posted by Zipperfish
If you can I'd invest in some NiMH rechargable AA's for your transmitter too. Rayovac has some good batteries that charge in only 15 minutes!

http://www.rayovac.com/products/recharge/recharge.shtml

Wouldnt this cause problems?A fully charged set of 8 AA NiMH cells is already 2.4 volts below that of 8 alkalines...????