All About Nitro RC Receiver Batteries

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Комментарии : 26

@mtadave6702 Год назад

You can connect a hump straight to the receiver if you ever have a switch problem. A lot of racers use bullet connectors to completely bypass a switch.

@bowi73 Год назад

nice one , yes first thing to do switch to 6v reciver pack for sure also get longer range i switch to life-po 6,6v reciver pack they last even longer and longer storrage life and more power

@Thunder_Road_81780 Год назад

Wow your coming back strong keep up the great work love the tech vids 💪👍👊

@ceff01 Год назад

Just wondering what if I want to lower idle screw but servo arm is set in a fixed position on transmitter, will it not lower it because the servo arm won't let it go back, should I then set that on transmitter thanks

@HaggardRC Год назад

Yeah so the servo needs to be set to let the arm go back enough too

@ceff01 Год назад

@@HaggardRC thanks I will do that next time at track.

@ceff01 Год назад

@@HaggardRC is it epa or subtrim

@Kolorados 19 дней назад

If you run a servo on 4.8v Will it be a lot weaker than running it on 7.4v? i just upgreaded myn and seems weaker than the factory one was even that was pretty weak.

@HaggardRC 19 дней назад

Of course, lower volts = less power

@annevans2921 Год назад

I see you can buy LiFe batterys for receiver pack that are 6.6v can i use this on my standard receiver i know my servos are ok there the ebay specials take upto 7.4v but receiver i dont know

@HaggardRC Год назад

If you have high voltage servos then use you can use 6.6-7.4v but if not then I’d stick with a 6v battery.

@annevans2921 Год назад

@@HaggardRC but i dont know if the receiver will be ok as jsut a stock kyosho one from a RTR mp9 as i know other receivers say they can take life or lipo

@HaggardRC Год назад

Those are 6v so use a 6v battery 🙃

@MannyGunzz 4 месяца назад

Instead of hump pack can I use a small 2s lipo??

@HaggardRC 4 месяца назад

Depends if you have HV servos and receiver

@InVerticalDamage Год назад

Speaking of those stupid AA packs, my savage came with that and I need to change to a hump pack. It's a work in progress. Slowly but surely I'll get there. Expensive hobby for sure and one part at a time.

@foxyjay1 Год назад

Hiya mate could you do a video on fitting a charge switch so you don’t have to pull the hump pack out to charge it

@HaggardRC Год назад

I already have a video on that dude

@foxyjay1 Год назад

@@HaggardRC fair one mate il go and have a look for it cheers dude 😄

@lyndonwebber1389 Год назад

Can you explain what tread patterns do on tyres I’m confused!

@HaggardRC Год назад

Alright I will do

@jooonsRC Год назад

Hi there, these hump packs they have 5 cells inside, so do we charge them as 5s or as 1s

@HaggardRC Год назад

Neither, you charge them as NiMh and the amps that it is. For example a 1,600Mah you can charge at 1.6A or below. Some people charge them higher but I don’t:

@jooonsRC Год назад

@@HaggardRC I'm using a hitec rdx1 but it asks for how many cells, like 1s-15s