will this work in radio control plane (or car) that uses 8.4 v battery pack? Thanks.
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These batteries can not provide the current needed by most R/C planes and cars -- they'll make them work (once you add a proper plug), but the performance will be poor.Get the correct batteries -- they don't really cost more than this does, but will perform a lot better.
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Linda, these are lithium ion battery packs and are considerably heavier than a lithium polymer battery which is the best bet for an RC aircraft. Im sure they could work but they are better suited for using with the LED bike lights. You should look into a lithium polymer battery for your aircraft. And be sure to use a proper charger for lithium polymer batteries.
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Why not if it is the right voltage, storage capacity and physical fit. Probably have to remove the connector to get the individual wires and be carefull of the polarity or the plane will try to fly backwards.
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No it will not work of any batteries, I have it hooked up to my car and if I live it in with out the engine running it kills the battery in less then 20 min
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yes it will as long as it`s 12 volts and has a 12volt output port it will even work in a car with 12 volt .. just as long it`s a 12volt sysyem ..
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No it can't. The radio requires 110V to operate. The radio will play for at least 16 hours on a charge if you buy the 4 C rechargeable batteries which charge when the radio is plugged in. If your car has 110v inverter it will work.
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Hi Jaedon, I don't know if these batteries will work with your car, however I believe that you can get adapters at Radio Shacks and Hobby Towns. Good luck, and remember to have fun. Chow from Leigh W.
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yes, it will. The 800mAh has a higher rated capacity. The reason for the smaller battery? Saves a couple of bucks and the radio already supports dry cell batteries.
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I think this unit would be a little small for a car battery, but I'm not sure.Box states that it works with motorcycles, personal water crafts, ATV's, snowmobiles and tractors.Hope this helps!
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I think it will pretty much work on any car that has a radio with a normal antennae outlet . You do need a power source of some kind either through fuse panel or straight wired to the battery.
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I use the charger for my Radio Control flight and car battery charger, but they are kind of expensive if you do not have a need for a mltiple battery cahrger, though you might be able to pick one up for around 40 to 45 dollars
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Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery DC9098 Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery... » Read More Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery DC9098 « Show Less
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Hello, As long as the latest Xplane drivers and plugins are installed prior to connecting the radio panel then yes it should work.
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It should work. You will need to figure out what antenna adapters you may need. You also need to figure out where you are going to run your wires and get 12V DC from. A stereo harness pin-out helps. I got it to work in my old C4 Corvette that has a really strange stereo setup.
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It will work on the plane's EmPower port -- many planes now (depending on carrier) have regular outlets that you can plug directly into. The "auto" portion is just an adapter.
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I've got 3 12V (that charged show 13-14V) batteries in my truck. I guess it will work. Is as good as the one the dealer sells for almost $600.00 it does the same.
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Yes, it will work, because it's the same voltage. It will just take a bit longer to charge the 4amp battery.
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It should work but as the battery voltage drops the output will have to be adjusted as it will not regulate the same. When the volts on input drop the output drops. A digital one may help with that.
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It fits, but is a little tight. You must use a dummy cell if you use alkaline batteries because the voltage is too high for the radio to use and it will just defeat the power output.Rechargeable batteries will work on both send and receive.It is a very good spare power system.