Battery charger hump pack
06-24-2008, 05:37 AM
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Battery charger hump pack
Need a decent 6V battery charger for the reciever pack...I need something decent though not to excpensive as as cheap as possible preferably under $50.It needs to charge a battery around a few hours or less,and preferably can charge nicd and nimh since otherwise i will have to buy some nimh packs...So any ideas? thanks
06-24-2008, 08:27 AM
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RE: Battery charger hump pack
If you don't mind, I think at less than $50, you will regret it down the road. Been there, done that. Right now, I am using a Triton 2. I love it so far. It's easy to use and will charge nicad, nimh, lipo, and gell cells. That's very convenient in one small package.
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RE: Battery charger hump pack
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Need a decent 6V battery charger for the reciever pack...I need something decent though not to excpensive as as cheap as possible preferably under $50.It needs to charge a battery around a few hours or less,and preferably can charge nicd and nimh since otherwise i will have to buy some nimh packs...So any ideas? thanks
Need a decent 6V battery charger for the reciever pack...I need something decent though not to excpensive as as cheap as possible preferably under $50.It needs to charge a battery around a few hours or less,and preferably can charge nicd and nimh since otherwise i will have to buy some nimh packs...So any ideas? thanks
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/13174
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This is an excellent charger. I have used it for a while. It fits your budget and is light as a feather. Hope this helps.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/13174
ORIGINAL: naynay12
Need a decent 6V battery charger for the reciever pack...I need something decent though not to excpensive as as cheap as possible preferably under $50.It needs to charge a battery around a few hours or less,and preferably can charge nicd and nimh since otherwise i will have to buy some nimh packs...So any ideas? thanks
Need a decent 6V battery charger for the reciever pack...I need something decent though not to excpensive as as cheap as possible preferably under $50.It needs to charge a battery around a few hours or less,and preferably can charge nicd and nimh since otherwise i will have to buy some nimh packs...So any ideas? thanks
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/13174
06-27-2008, 03:52 AM
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RE: Battery charger hump pack
Thanks i will go with the superbrain 960 i think...
Also i know its off the topic but id i have a spektrum dx2 could i keep buying recievers for all my cars and just use the one remote?
Also i know its off the topic but id i have a spektrum dx2 could i keep buying recievers for all my cars and just use the one remote?
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RE: Battery charger hump pack
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Thanks i will go with the superbrain 960 i think...
Also i know its off the topic but id i have a spektrum dx2 could i keep buying recievers for all my cars and just use the one remote?
Thanks i will go with the superbrain 960 i think...
Also i know its off the topic but id i have a spektrum dx2 could i keep buying recievers for all my cars and just use the one remote?
