can i use this Neewer&Acirc;&reg; B3 AC 100-240V 2S-3S Cells 7.4V 11.1V Lipo Battery Balancer Charger to charge this battery?
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Yes,it will work. Make sure you read the directions on the battery and the charger so you don't charge the battery too fast.
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Yes, as long as your battery charger is compatible with either the 110V output or the 220V output. Remember to set the transformer on the rated voltage of the charger you plan to connect to the transformer.
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Well, if you expect to be getting more into hobby grade rc (as in buying more lipo batteries in the future), I'd go ahead and get "Thunder Power TP610C AC/DC Charger", otherwise, any lipo charger will do... like "Traxxas 2935 2-3 Cell LiPO Balance Charger".
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Yes you can. I have an aftermarket 1800 3s battery with both the AR Drone connector and a balance charger lead. I just plugged in the balance charger plug and the transmitter powered up. I use a splitter cable I bought to power an LED which has the same plug as the balance line. I would not recommend relying on the balance charger lead as they are typically very short which could make mounting a bit challenging. However the power board for the Fatshark is connected via an 8 inch long wire to the transmitter board so there is a lot of flexibility on mounting.
32432
If the quadcopter operates on 7.4 or 11.1 volts it is 2 or 3 cell and this charger will work
1975949
You can use a transmitter charger from another mfg , be observant of polarity, I use an old ace charger that is about 25 yrs old, or you can use 1.5 v dry cells ,
411321
Yes, the BQ-CC17 charger is rated for 100-240V universal AC input. To use it in other countries, you may need a plug adapter to physically connect the charger to the AC outlet.
789783
Yes. All you need is the e-flite A700UM Charger Plug Adapter EFL. This will plug into your charger, the battery and the balance board.
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Yes the charger works with 100-240v AC. You made a converter plug to convert the normal 2 terminal male charger adaptor( that we are have in N. America) to what is required in the country you going to use it in.
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Check amazon under Lipo quick charger or Horizon Hobby or Tower Hobbies etc...
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On the body of the charger, it says "Input: 100V-240V 50/60HZ". I have only used it with 110VAC, so I can't promise it will charge batteries correctly at 240VAC. But Wasabi seems to think it will. By the way, it worked great for me at 110V.
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Lo-Po batteries need a balancing charger like the Tenergy TB6-B 50W Balancing Charger for NiMH/NiCD/Li-PO/Li-Fe/SLA Battery Packs found on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-TB6-B-Balancing-Charger-Battery/dp/B00466L0BW/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1389852907&sr=8-5&keywords=tenergy+charger
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For these devices to work they must be able to connect to each cell in the LiPo which is what the balance connector provides. You might want to read the following link. http://www.tjinguytech.com/charging-how-tos/balance-connectors
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is the single lipo battery a 1,2,3,or more cell battery, if it is a 1cell battery you can if it is more than a 1 cell i don't think you can, with out a balance connector.
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One of the cells in each battery might have dropped below the alotted voltage... Theres a certain voltage level in which if any cell dropped below ,The balance charger wont charger the battery.... Put a volatge metter on each cell to check the voltage ... Mine are at like 4.17 volts each .... I have one with a cell at 3.4 that my charger wont charge....
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No. A regular rechargeable battery charger will have an output just over 1.5V per cell. These are 3.2V. Unfortunately your charger will either read them as fully charged way too soon, or refuse to charge them at all. There very well could be super-smart-chargers that would somehow recognize these and charge appropriately, but a regular one for 1.2V NiMH or NiCad batteries will not work.
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AC Battery Charger, Model HR05NS033 input 100-240 VAC 0.3A 50/60HZOutput 4.2V 600mA