Just a battery update: I got the A123 26650 2400 mAh cells from Hobbyking
and they are indeed good quality new cells that test out at better than
rated capacity at a 3 amp discharge rate. These will make excellent long
life and safe battery packs.
Ive recently been made aware of another vendor
I have two 4S1P sets of the battery packs from epbuddy.com for use with my
KX3. Initial testing and use suggests they seem to have full rated capacity
and work well.
JP
WF4Z
On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Chip Stratton c...@strattonfamily.uswrote:
Just a battery update: I got the A123
I have ordered the KXBC3 for my KX3 and hope to install it soon. I know
nothing
about rechargeable batteries, and would like some guidance. Will the KXBC3
handle
automatic charging of any batteries I put into the battery pack? Do I just run
up to
15 VDC into the KX3 power jack and it
Lance,
The KXBC3 will not charge just any kind of battery - it must be of the
NiMH chemistry if you are to be successful.
.
There are many battery chemistry types out there - in the AA size, the
most common rechargable is the NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) is one of the
more common, and that is
MNI TNX Don - As usual, very clearly stated and most helpful ;-) VY 73, Lance
On 11/17/2012 12:20 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Lance,
The KXBC3 will not charge just any kind of battery - it must be of the
NiMH chemistry if you are to be successful.
.
There are many battery chemistry types out
KX3 2135 is alive and well, and hungry for energy. I'm feeding it with
AA Alkaline batteries now, but am looking for a more permanent set of
internal batteries. I have a KXBC3 installed.
I'm considering low discharge1.2v 2500 mAH NiMH AAs because they may be
recharged by the KXBC3. Regular
Is there a better NiZn implementation out now? I was very disappointed with
their charge retention and ultimate life when I tried them about two years
ago, and I gave up on them. In any event, the KX3 charger is unlikely to
charge them properly like you suggest.
Definitely go for Sanyo Eneloop
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