reciever batteries

[Scolvin]

receiver batteries

I have a Losi XXX-NT. Is it possible to use rechargeable batteries in the receiver? Regular batteries or a receiver pack equals 6.0 volts, but the rechargeable batteries equal 4.8 volts.

Scott

 

[shadey26 ntc3]

get the receiver pack. 6.0 volts= better range and quick and stronger servos response. plus over time your save more money. Buying batteries can become cost issue. hope this helps.

:dancin:

 

[Scolvin]

thanks

Scott

 

[GilBeQuick]

Screw the 6v pack, get the Micro RS4 pack, it's 7.2!

 

[shadey26 ntc3]

dont put to much or u burn the reciver

:flamer:

 

[DarthRacer]

You are better off with a 6V receiver pack, but you can get by with 4 NiCds or niMh AAs. Just be aware that your servos are not as quick or as strong at 4.8V.

 

[GilBeQuick]

Buddy of mine has been running the Micro RS4 7.2v pack now since the Mini-T came out. The truck has been run probably 75 times, with no problems whatsoever. 7.2v all the way!

 

[Team 17]

I've been running on the regular AA's and been fine. I usually buy alot of them when they are on sale.

 

[HumboldtBlazer]

Team Orion part #12218 Team Losi XXX-NT this is made specifically to fit in the XXXNT. I run that battery on my T-Maxx cuz it fits where I put it. It's a great battery andputs plenty of voltage to my servos. It is 1200 MAH so it last a good amount of time. http://www.teamorion.com/products/batteries.asp#Receiver Packs

and you can buy it here

www.towerhobbies.com

my opinion of AA's is a money waste, danegerous and unreliable in a nitro car, and a big pollutant. Peformance rechargeables is the only way I do it.

 

[royta]

Originally posted by Team 17
I've been running on the regular AA's and been fine. I usually buy alot of them when they are on sale.

My LHS, Ultimate Hobbies, sells 12 AA Energizers for $5.89. Works for now, until I pick up a receiver pack.

Roy