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I found a battery pack from a few years ago attatched to an remote control car, but cant remember how i used to charge itits one like this
go to walmart or kmart and buy an rc car battery charger. this type of battery requires a slow charge, that is about 12 hours. there are other, special type batteries, that can be fully recharged in 10 minutes. DO NOT TRY THAT WITH THIS RC BATTERY. just make sure that the charger is for the 9.6v pack.
do they have there own battery pack or do they take like AA or AAA or whatever
2 AA, theres also a Rechareable Battery pack for them you can get.
i can use regular battery packs in my controller just not rechargeable battery packs
Are you sure your battery packs are charged? if you just opened them they might need a charge?
i have a rechargable battery pack but when i put it in the red light stays on for a second then goes to green and its not even charged
That is a problem with the battery pack. Many people have experienced the same problem with the Play and Charge kits which also charge rechargeable batteries. The light goes from Red to Green instantly, but when unplugged the battery just dies. The battery basically cannot hold a charge anymore. Imagine you put in the battery to charge. It's ability to hold a charge as been worn out or damaged so much that it can only hold 3 seconds worth of life or charge. The charger will charge it as much as that battery can handle. It then realizes that the battery pack is full (relative to the battery's ability to charge) and display the green light to let you know that the battery can't hold any more charge and that it's filled. You will have to purchase a new rechargeable battery.
im doing a project on hybrid cars and i need to nowthanks
Toyota uses prismatic NiMH modules from Panasonic. Each module consists of six 1.2 V cells connected in series. The module has a nominal voltage of 7.2 V, capacity of 6.5 Ah, weighs 1.04 kg, and has dimensions of 19.6mm(W) x 106mm(H) x 275mm(L). The Pack The Toyota Prius II battery stack consists of 38 prismatic NiMH modules connected in series. It delivers a nominal 273.6 Volts and has a 6.5 Ah capacity. The modules are stacked side by side and then compressed together in a rigid, non-expandable structure that prevents expansion from internal pressures. The complete battery pack consists of the battery stack, enclosure for structural support and airflow, battery electronic control unit/monitor, relays and safety switch. The weight of the complete battery pack is 53.3 kg. The pack is horizontally positioned in the boot of the vehicle partially under the back seat. Power electronics (inverter, DC-AC converter) are under the bonnet and a blower for moving air and associated air ducts are in the boot. Discharge power capability of the Prius pack is around 20 kW at 50% SOC with regenerative capability of 14.5 kW at 2C. The power capability increases with higher temperatures and decreases at lower temperatures. Active thermal management can improve power capability at lower temperatures.
I already know why because I put in new batteries and it wouldn't come on. On the back where they have a little metal piece mine isn't up all the way it went back so i had to tamper with it until i got it working again and it only does it when is lets loose or when i take the battery pack out and my white remote sucks because my little brother would get mad and throw it on the bed or hit it hard when i killed him on COD Black Ops.
Well if it's the rechargeable pack it might've died/broken. They last about 3-4 years, when their time comes they eventually ware out and don't work. Buy some new ones
how much charge should be left in a ni-mh rechargeable battery pack before long term storage?i have a ni-mh battery for a JVC gr-sxm 320u camcorder and i would like to put it in long term storage. the battery i have now is a replacement battery ni-mh. The original was a ni-cd which does not work anymore. i would like to store this battery long term so i would like to know how much charge should be left in the battery pack before storage. should there be 0%, 25%, 50% or 100%?
I would leave at least 50% charge.
i was going to buy a 3DS, but was dissapointed with the 3-5 hour battery life. are there any portable chargers or battery packs to expand the battery life or charge it with a pre charged charger???
There is a nice battery available from Duracell. Get a DSi/3DS charger to USB cord to plug it in and play. This battery pack is 2000mAh, which is pretty big considering the 3DS' is 1300mAh. Note though, it IS expensive, but this is the lowest price I could find. I also included Staples. EDIT: Oh, I found something that's really cool too! Maybe even better! A wrist watch style battery that holds 1500mAh.