Help on identification
12-08-2003, 06:48 PM
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Help on identification
I'm new to this forum. I just found a RC pickup truck in my dumpster. It has these 2 bars of white metal, they look as if you took some metal bars and put some white powder on it. A wire plugs into each end of each bar. What is this? Is it some corrosion on something? And if it is corrosion what is it on?
12-08-2003, 07:28 PM
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RE: Help on identification
I don't have my digital camera here right now so I'll try and describe it more thoroughly. On the back it says 10W0.22, then the omega symbol(Olms)(sp?) then K. It's in a little metal housing above the motor gearbox. So it says 10W0.22QK, but omega instead of Q.
12-09-2003, 08:02 PM
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RE: Help on identification
No. This isn't like any other batteries I have seen before. They are rectangular, and the wire plugs right into the metal itself, not like a batteries. Also It already has a battery pack. The wires from each battery plug into a turntable-thing that has a servo under it, and many wires sticking out from different sides. The wire from the reciever goin to the turntable, as well at that from the battery.
