Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Batteries & Chargers => Topic started by: batfish on January 23, 2012, 02:36:45 pm
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Hi all,
Can some tell me where i can find Nimh F cell's at a reasonable price??
Every time i do a search rs components come up and damn there expensive.
Model power used to sell but as far as i've been informed they closed...
Regards
adam
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Try using Farnell or CPC.com, similar but not the same - they're the people we use....
http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/level5/module.jsp?moduleId=cpc/258255.xml
hope that helps
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http://www.component-shop.co.uk/index.html
Fast service and cheap P&P
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Thanks chaps.
By all means anyone else want to add to supplier's out there.
Always handy knowing more site's/shops to visit.
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What are you running, the F cell Nimh are not designed for more than 1C discharge so 13 amps for a 13000mAH
Dare I say Li-po gives more bang for the buck these days ok2
Nick
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Hi Nick,
Motors, 2 Turnigy 5065 380kv turning 2 75mm 4 blade props
Is for model lifeboat 1/12th severn,
So F cell should give suitable enough run time. Lipo no thanks mate, yeah they are cheaper but not for me at this time.
adam
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LiPos if mistreated can certainly give you a big bang for your bucks. John.
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Hi all,
Can some tell me where i can find Nimh F cell's at a reasonable price??
Every time i do a search rs components come up and damn there expensive.
http://www.strikalite.co.uk/prodcat_type/2/ALL/0/NiMH_Tagged_Rechargeable_Batteries.html
Like you say, damm expensive.
Sadly. Farnell stop at D. High capacity, but still D. Higher capacity NiMH have a lower discharge rate than their lower capacity same size versions, according to legend and the data sheets I have read.
http://www.component-shop.co.uk/html/single_cells.html for a more direct link to a cheaper one. Relatively cheaper.