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double cell or single cell
when people do the double cell mod, isn't it just combining 2 1.2 v batteries? why not use 1 2.4 volt battery? would it work or would the cell size be too big?
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theres gotta be a nother way to get the same effect of the dual cell mod without using 2 cells theres just gotta!! until someone comes up with a way ill keep messing up batteries trying to do the mod.
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Lets not confuse terms. A battery can be any number of cells. Therefore there is such a thing as a 2.4 volt battery but it would still consist of 2 cells. Rechargable cells whether they be NiMH or NiCd are nominally 1.2 volts pr. cell. Any increase in voltage would require more cells.
Moving onto different chemistries, we have the non-rechargeable Lithium cells (like the CR2 used in cameras) that have a nominal voltage of 3 volts. Last we have Lithium Ion or Lithium Polymer cells with a nominal voltage of 3.7 volts pr. cells. These can be recharged and have a very high energy density. There are 145mah Li-Poly cells available the will fit on top of the PCB in many Bits - depends a bit on the body shell. The downside is that you need special chargers to charge Li-Poly cells and they must not be drained below 3 volts as this will ruin them. I use these cells a lot in my indoor R/C planes - all in the sub-ounce category. Conclusion: If you want more power there is no way around adding cells. We can just hope that smaller cells with large capacity show up so can more easily fit extra cells. A word of warning: More than 4 cells (max 5 volts) can damage the receiver! Hope this helps Michael |
wow thats alot to take in, but its nice that u mentioned a limit i always wondered if there was one.
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Try using some 'flux' when soldering the batteries. It will help alot.
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Some cars have alot more room then others.These are 250mah 1/3 AA cells.. http://pic1.picturetrail.com/VOL111/...6/17748910.jpg
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whats flux?
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Its like grease that will make the solder stick alot faster.
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