The Ace Smart charger is about the best for the money, $60.00
It works from your car.
I use "header pins" for connectors, just cut off 2 at a time and solder them
on the leads.
Mark the + and - though.
The 3 cells are in series.
I like 50mah sanyos for the lightest pack, dont try it with a tetra!
Mark Mech
1913 E El Parque
Tempe, AZ. 85282
(480) 968-6007
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www.aerofoam.com
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Date: Monday, August 02, 1999 12:55 PM
Subject: [RCSE] battery info for the small ones
>
>First off thanks to all the helpful replies to my questions.
>
>My evolving setup, for hlg and mosquito class hlg is bergs tied to HS-50's
>running off of 3-cells (one example of I got from Mark Mech).
>
>His suggested method was charge a 600 mha(?) pack and do quick charges
>at the field with my finger as a heat sensor--sounds exciting. Some things:
>
>1- What is the wiring setup for the 3-cells? What is the right kind of
>connector for the Berg and where do I get these little plastic pieces from?
>I do have a soldering iron, and used it to build a lie detector kit (never
>worked as best as i could tell).
>
>2- Can I charge Tx and Rx batteries from a car? I will be in the desert for
>about a week without access to regular power, but I must Fly... Will be at
>Burning Man if any of you have heard of it. Who sells a nice unit for such
>things? I see all sorts of chargers out there but cannot figure out what is
for
>electric craft, radios etc.....confusing world the RC stuff, needs an
idiots
>guide.
>
>thanks
>
>breck
>
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