i was looking at my dads camera today and the batt pack is li-ion :) and there aaa so you could just put them in the stock batt holders could'nt you :?:
I suspect that you wired 2 9V batteries in series, still giving the baord 9V and not 18V. :wink: The board may look like it runs OK on 9V, but the life of that board will be greatly reduced.
actually, the proper term would be 'parallel'
well man about a week ago i had my xmod mustang running on two 9 volts thats right i said two and it HAULED i mean it was BAD FAST but i changed it back cause i ruined a set of tires from peeiling out so much hehehe
Ya, right. :roll:
A 9V battery is the worste choice for high discharge applications like RC's.
9V batteries are designed for low discharge, and long life. Like smoke detectors, AM/FM radios.
I suspect that you wired 2 9V batteries in series, still giving the baord 9V and not 18V. :wink: The board may look like it runs OK on 9V, but the life of that board will be greatly reduced.
well man about a week ago i had my xmod mustang running on two 9 volts thats right i said two and it HAULED i mean it was BAD FAST but i changed it back cause i ruined a set of tires from peeiling out so much hehehe
7.4 should be all u should put into ur board, and fets only fry if u have a really hot motor
heh na i think the xmod board can handle 4 cells; its the fets that you should be worried about
ijust checked the voltage and for i think 3 batts its 7.4 volts so would four fry anthing :?:
i'm prety sure they're rechargeable but i don't know the voltage
I'd do a little more research...
1. cell voltage
2. discharge rate
3. how to charge? are they rechargable?
the worst case scenario is that you'll put four aaa li-ions in and put 14.8 volts to your board. :( That's bad.
The likely possibility is that you've found a really low discharge cell that is meant for long life...not speed. :wink:
actually, the proper term would be 'parallel'
Right, had a brain fart there. :lol: