That's a remarkable feat. Airspace conjestion would have driven an ATC off
the edge. That must have been quite a sight!
EJ
My son and I were both involved in the record attempt too. It was very well
organized and very fun. Even if it only lasted a few minutes. I was on 50
mhz and no glitches at all. I used an old Berg. Makes me feel good knowing
it operated flawlessly in this noisy enviroment.
While flying and
Has anyone on the exchange had any first hand experience with these
batteries. I acquired 4 from a friend and made up a flight pack.
Cycled them twice and they were right on the money at 2000mA. My
concern is that I will be running 6 JR digital servos on this
battery, therefore does anyone
I'm using them in a 3-channel transmitter. They run it (Futaba PM) for
14 hours and hold their charge on the shelf like a lipo. The internal
impedance is 25 milliohms. So not great, about the same as the Santo
2700 AA cells.
Here's their website: http://www.eneloopusa.com/
Cell Specs:
good cells for rx/tx. One of the issues with using lipos in these
situations is that if you leave the device on, the cells will drain and
die. Eneloops don't have this issue. So eneloops for tx/rx. The one
disadvantage, if you are used to lipo's light weight, eneloops will affect
the balance.
see http://www.eneloopusa.com/pdf/HR-3UTG_Spec-eneloop.pdf
Mark Holm
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I am using enloope's in a 4 cell pack in all my contest planes ( 2 Perfects
and a Shadow). I am using airtronics 761's and JR 368's servo's. They charge
out in all cases right on the money and it would appear that I use up about
500 Mah per hour or in Voltage reading they come off the charger at
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