| Deep Blue |
12-07-2003 03:55 PM |
If you're doing 6 rechargable 1.2X volt cells (6 x 1.2 =7.2v), then you're safe. You won't have to worry about any damage to your Xmod. There is a circut breaker in place in an Xmod. If you exceed 8.4v, the preaker will trip it self and you'll think the car died. Let it sit for about 2 minutes (for the breaker to reset) and you'll be up and running again. On the other hand, if you go for something like 9v +, you'll override the breaker all together and your Xmod will tun into a $50 paperweight.
Maybe a more important question would be "If I'm using 6 cells that weigh 14grams a piece (84g total) just to get 7.2 volts, will the additional voltage offset the weight for long, and what other battery alternatives are available".
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