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Just a quick question.
Had a brainstorm the other day, might have hit my head, don't remember, who knows... What are y'all using for on board power these days? Last I flew, we were using 6? amp hour gel cells by Hobbico from Tower Hobbies. (The kind that powered the little Powerwheels Jeep your kid/grandkid rode in 20 years ago) What kind of power capacity are folks using? I was working my big a$$ Milwaukee 10" chop saw and saw how compact the 18v, 9 amp LiPo was, and how fast it charged on the included rapid charger and got to thinking 1, 2 or 3 of those on a semi-custom mount with built in voltage regulator would be right dandy in these birds, and available at the big orange box store if a replacement is needed in a hurry. Just a thought. Please return to your regularly scheduled mayhem. |
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