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Huge Battery Mod!!!!!!come See!!
I just put a huge 6v lithium radioshack battery into my blue RX-7, and it hit 455 scale mph
b6way b1spd :bled: :btm: Radioshack 6v :bs: b49m bbrx7r (blue)b22 bg986 |
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it's now a 100 shot NOS tube:D
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Who is the manufacturer, and what is the part number?
I can't remember ever seeing a lithium battery in that package, it looks much more like a capacitor to me. I'll stop short of saying "hoax" until you get a chance to provide some technical data. |
I couldn't find a 6v one, but here a 3.6v Lithium that has the wires coming out the ends like that.
While I was browsing RS's batteries I came across this 3v lithium that looks like it would fit a bit. Too bad RS doesn't give dimensions. Dave |
it's a Radioshack 6v lithium battery.... You can get it at RS!:D the wires are not coming out the end. they're separated
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you guys want the instructions for wiring.. IT's really easy , and you never have to charge it again
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it didn't come in the package
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i bought it a RS, and you just install it like this
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you can edit your post instead of posting 4 times in a row to raise your post count :rolleyes:
so is the battery just a regular cell, or are the wires attached to it? |
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step one
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step 2 It's just a regular cell
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step 3
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then slip the wires through the body
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the last step:D
b1spd :btm: bg986 b49m b22 bbrx7r (in blue) 6v RS battery! |
Fantastic!
I have never been so happy to stand corrected! I had no idea. Nicely done!
It is rechargeable right? I am working on using these boards in a non-standard application, and a battery like this sounds perfect! |
it is not rechargable, but it lasts for a REALLY long time
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will u please explain each step?thx
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how long is really long and how much do they cost?
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Doesn't the added weight from the battery slow it down significantly off the line? 455 SMpH is awesome tho!! :eek:
-Cyrus |
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first, you take out the stock battery.
Then you make the ends of the two wires you're using into loops. Next, you slip the loop over the rods that touched the battery. Then you either cut a hole in the back of your body, or you make it fit somehow. Close the PCB cover. Slip the wires through the hole in the car. connect the wire carrying the positive charge to the positive terminal on the battery. Do the same for negative. No more charging!!!!!!!:D |
How does the new battery effect the handling?
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its probably something that doesnt have anythign to do with bits, thus he prefers to take it off the forum...
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instead of creatniga new forum, whynot just ask tiny if you can link to his? i am assuming you wouldnt be in compition with him (of course)
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i know nothing about posting or starting sites or anything like that:(
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here's another one of my babies. a Shen Qi Wei. My killer here hit 525 on the treadmill. Another 6v implant:D b1spd b35m b38 bbs2ks *6v battery!*
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My baby gettin' ready to tear up the strip
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a D battery would be awesome!!! But i don't think the power:weight ratio would be very good.:(
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A D battery wouldnt be awesome, it'd be 1.5v and loadsa weight...but it WOULD last a long time!
You could do this 6V mod as a sleeper using two little 3V watch cells. Would be hella fast, and would fit in the car. Bit expensive though as they wouldnt be rechargable. |
oops. :eek: sry. Should i put a hidden antenna in my RX-7 and or drop it?
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