grgbulldog
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will the ofna micro failsafe work with an alkaline pack? the duratrax one says do not use alkaline. some help would be nice, thx
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There's no restriction mentioned on the Ofna site. Says it will work with 4.8v to 6.0v so it should be fine with alkalines. I have 3 and they all work great, but I have NiMH packs in all my rides.
grgbulldog
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- #3
ok thanks
Need to be careful using any failsafe with alkaline batteries.
Rechargeable will stay above the minimum voltage for around 80-90% of the discharge cycle. alkaline for much-much less time.
Rechargeable will stay above the minimum voltage for around 80-90% of the discharge cycle. alkaline for much-much less time.
grgbulldog
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ok, thank you
