A general question about R/C and batteries... land & water
I have an old Robbe EF76 II motor that is installed in a speed boat,
that has been sitting in the basement for maybe 15 years :)
I seem to recall having a battery sleeve
of maybe 8 NiCd cells, probably of sub-c size (9.6v)
with a listed capacity of say 1600mah.
I recently grabbed a small AA pack of 9.6v 1100mah
and tried it out in the old boat.
The boat ran ok....but not with the zip I remember.
Would a 1600mah - 2200mah battery pack perform better,
or is there something about a "larger" physical battery
that can deliver better "peak" demand ???
ie - how would a sub-c 1600mah battery perform
vs a 2200 AA battery pack ?
Phil -
Kevin Russell - 01 Mar 2004 08:38 GMT
More volts might your cure your problem according to the Web your motor is
rated at 6 to 12 volts 10 cells will give you 12v but go for Sub C cell as
they have better current rating
Kevin
> A general question about R/C and batteries... land & water
>
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> vs a 2200 AA battery pack ?
> Phil -
Tachikaze - 01 Mar 2004 17:34 GMT
Increasing the amperage size of your battery will give you a longer ru
time, but not faster. As mentioned, increasing your voltage wil
increase your speed.
Make sure you do not over stress your motor. The Sub C's are a goo
choice, there are a lot or different configurations out there and the
will gilve you the amperage for a long run time
-
Tachikaz
Tachikaz
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