AC adapter for micro-t charger
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AC adapter for micro-t charger
Had some spare time, and spare parts.  So i figured i would quit buying/recharging batteries to recharge batteries.  Using an N size plug and a DPDT slide switch i came up with this.

I am using a 3-12 volt 1000ma AC adapter for the power source. Havent had any problem thus far, and the car gets a more consistent charge. Main reason for making this is i was having problems with low run times and fast power loss after charging 5 or 6 times using the batteries. I added the switch so i can chage between charging with the bats. or with the AC adapter that way i still have the portability
			
			
									
									
						
I am using a 3-12 volt 1000ma AC adapter for the power source. Havent had any problem thus far, and the car gets a more consistent charge. Main reason for making this is i was having problems with low run times and fast power loss after charging 5 or 6 times using the batteries. I added the switch so i can chage between charging with the bats. or with the AC adapter that way i still have the portability
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nice work dude, here's a similar mod from one of the fellas at r7r
http://www.ripper7racing.com/r7rforums/ ... .php?t=458
Also, make sure your powerpack is a regulated one, you'll get more consistent charges out of it.
The stock LOSI charger is essentially a peak charger at heart. Peak dV chargers are very sensitive to shitty (noisey) AC based DC supplies. A regulated or well filtered supply will help combat this.
cheers,
ph2t.
			
			
									
									http://www.ripper7racing.com/r7rforums/ ... .php?t=458
Also, make sure your powerpack is a regulated one, you'll get more consistent charges out of it.
The stock LOSI charger is essentially a peak charger at heart. Peak dV chargers are very sensitive to shitty (noisey) AC based DC supplies. A regulated or well filtered supply will help combat this.
cheers,
ph2t.
People are mean to you because you're a fucking idiot.
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