Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Batteries & Chargers => Topic started by: Seacommander on June 14, 2014, 05:27:22 pm
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Hello
Need to replace old 7.2 packs. I'm not a serious boater but have been buying old packs from any where, second hand, car boots etc.
I now need to bight the bullet and get three or four decent quality packs -
I Welcome suggestions
Thanks
Mark
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Where else but the Component Shop?
Ned
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Hi seacommander. If you see un marked batteries on ebay just ignore espacially if they look a bargain! The tried and tested UK suppliers are the way to go.
I got caught so am passing on my experience. It maybe marked 3800 mAh but you cannot rely on that. I was in a position to test same and they turned out to be 1500 m Ah capacity.
You pay the right price and the batteries last a long while.
regards Roy
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ok2 Component shop every time their gear is A1,great service too,Ray.P.S. I have no connection to them. ;)
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Component shop best place for battery as the guy's on the forum will tell you :-)) :-)) :-)) :-)) :-))
[size=78%]http://www.componentshop.co.uk/batteries/radio-control/power-packs/7-2v-8-4v.html (http://www.componentshop.co.uk/batteries/radio-control/power-packs/7-2v-8-4v.html)[/size]
Jason
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ok2 Component shop every time their gear is A1,great service too,Ray.P.S. I have no connection to them. ;)
How do you charge them with no connection??? %% %% %%
Ned
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{-) Hi,Ned,I don't plug myself in instead old foggies like me need a charge now and again,Ray. %% %% %%
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Thanks Gents,
Enough said, I appreciate a good battery pack these days, must be getting older? Thanks for your comments on your experiences' and the link.......
Seriously, I've been living off old second hand units for some time and always getting issues. I recently purchased a boat with a Sanyo pack in, which in all honesty has been brilliant and made me see the error of my ways, much less hassle.
I think I'll be off the component shop, next pay check
Thanks again
Mark