I was wondering if there was a way to hook up a rechargeable battery to a TQ3 so I don't have to keep buying AA. I figure it's possible, I just dont know the input voltage of the TQ3. If anyone can let me know how or the voltage the transmitter needs, I should be able to figure it out.
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Transmitter Battery Pack
- Thread starter kingzero
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TxCruzr
Rock Crawler
Can't you just get a pack of rechargable AA's and use them. Seems like the simplest way.
Mnster
MWRCA'er
Yeah, just go pickup some 2500mah Energizer rechargeable batterys at Walmart. Like $17-18 I think for 8 cells. Either buy a charger for the AA's or put a charge jack on the transmitter. The cells are are rumored to be made by Sanyo. I have them in all my transmitters. I have also used Harbor freight cells and the cheapo blue ones at Walmart with great success.
SPEED_RACER
Quarry Creeper
15 min are a little rough on the cells
Moondust1950
Rock Crawler
just buy a battery pack that has the same amount of battery's u were using be before
slobin3d
I'm a stupid C U N T!
I modded my tq3 to use a charge jack, but unless you put some kind of diode on it you can get power back tru the jack and accidentaly short things which is bad
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