RC Battery Pack

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Specifications

7.4V 200MAH 20C RC battery pack

1.Voltage:7.4V

2.Capacity:200mAh

3.Dimension:11*20*33mm

4.Pack Weight:350g

Advatages:

1.Long cycle life

2.High rate rc battery

3.High quality

Our battery Features:

· Excellent high discharge rate.

· Long cycle life,cycles life:260 times.

· Extra-low internal impedance.

· For maximum discharge performance in high-rate discharge.

· Discharge in high-temperture

· No memory effect.

· Safe,better performance and enviornment friendly.

We provide you RC BATTERY with the highest level of performance.

· Never charge above 10C.

· Never over discharge.Charge with specified charger.

· Never exceed the maximun of discharge rate or load.

· Don't short-circuit,crush,incinerate,heat above 70 Celsius(158 degrees),or dissemble the battery Store long term at 3.8V per cell.

· May explode if damaged or disposed in fire.

Disclaimer:

You declare that you have read and understood the safety instruction before use and you agree too take the full responsibility of results caused by improper use.

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Standard export package

Delivery Detail:About 5-15 days

Q: I live in Akron Ohio and would like to dispose of the old battery pack. Anyplace around here to recycle?Joe: There should be an 800 number to call printed on a sticker on the HV battery itself. I however would first make it known that you have an old pack laying around by posting on Priuschat and similar forums as someone might want it for spare modules or just to toy around with and might pay more for it than the $200 that Toyota offers.

Q: hey guys. I have a toy Lamborghini Gallardo car, and it has a 7.2V Rechargable Ni-Cd battery pack. what i want to do it add an extra AA battery do hopefully give it more power. what i need to know is, what connects the all the batteries with the wire that you plug in to the other wire that connects to the car and the battery charger? whats on the batteries that conducts the electric charge to all 6 AA batteries?: NiCd or Nickel Cadmium batteries are rechargeable but doing it using your battery pack is not viable since a single recharge takes about 12 hours to complete. A better option is to buy an NiCd battery charger from your local store, which can charge upto 6 batteries within 2 hours. Make sure you completely drain out thebatteries before you recharge them because if you don't the residual electrodes get converted into a stone like substance which becomes unusable, thereby shortening your battery life and battery charge.

Q: Hi, I've been trying to google-educate myself but I want to make sure of what I'm doing and ask for some expert advice, if we've any in the audience. :) I have a battery case that takes two AA batteries (energizer if that matters), I've checked on my voltmeter and I believe it gives a DC current of 3.20v (if that's way off I may be using my voltmeter incorrectly) And the LEDs I have are 5mm Nexxtech LEDs, which from searching I've found this information on them: 5mm (T1 3/4): Forward Voltage 2.2 V, Forward Current 10 mA (max 15 mA).Now I want to hook up 4 LEDs to this battery pack, to be continuously illuminated. I have also got a pack of 1/4 watt 5% resistors. On the back of the pack it lists a whole slew of specs, apparently there are two of each type, but I'm not sure what the numbers mean, or how to differentiate which resistor is which. (see the summary of: The battery pack you have is +3.2 volts, which is correct since *unloaded* batteries are typically 1.65V and are 1.5V when loaded down. Now in order to hook up (4) LEDs with a (minimum) forward voltage of 2.2V, you will need 4 * 2.2V 8.8V (minimum) as a voltage source. Therefore you would need (3) dual AA battery packs that are connected in series to get 9.6V to work properly. Next you will need to control the current thru each of the LEDs that are also connected in series. The resistor would be need to be the voltage divided by the current from Ohm's Law as follows R V / I (9.6V - 8.8V) / 10mA 0.8V / 0.010A 80 ohms With this solution you can use (1) switch to turn off all the LEDs. An alternate way to power the LEDs is when each of the (4) LEDs are in parallel to the single 3.2V source. Since the voltage drop of each LED is 2.2V, the resistor for each LED would be R V / I (3.2V - 2.2V) / 10mA 1.0V / 0.010A 100 ohms Now you would need a switch to the batteries that is in series will all (4) LEDs that are in parallel to each other with their separate 100 ohm resistor. Notice that the batteries will not last as long with the LEDs in parallel as they would with the LEDs in series. The series combination is more efficient, but requires a higher voltage. LEDs do not give off heat, but the resistor might. However, the current of 10mA is not enough to create any danger.

Q: About how long would a (5800mAh) Lithium Ion battery pack last you, in hours/minutes?: not long maybe like 2 seconds

Q: I was wondering what these are called and where I can buy them. They are the type that come with television remotes/toys/some cheaper digital cameras.etc. They are those 2 pack batteries that are wrapped tightly in a thick plastic without any paper/cardboard packaging. The link is a picture of what they look like except the ones I am looking for are Duracell Branded.: those are OEM batteries. Are you sure you want Duracell or Durabrand. Durabrand is a OEM battery that comes packaged with a lot of items from China. OEM packagaing is not marketed to retail customers. Even the real Duracell battery is not sold OEM style.

Q: I need to replace the batteries for my little brother's walkie talkies. They are uniden, and use a rechargeable battery pack. Can I just put 3 single rechargeable batteries in them instead?: If the radio has spots for them, yes, but you need to take them out to charge them on a standard charger for that type of battery. To charge in the radio, you need the special Uniden batteries.

Q: 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.

Q: I have a Cannon 7D with a battery pack attachment. I have a large bag that fits my camera with a lens on, 3 other lenses, and most of my other accessories but it is big and heavy. For casual shooting I'd like something smaller to fit only my camera with the battery pack and one lens but I can't seem to find one that will fit the camera with the battery pack attchment. Anyone have a good one or know where I can can find one?: It's Canon. A cannon is a type of gun. Take your camera along with you to a store which specialises in bags/backpacks etc. Find one you like. Check it fits in the store.

Q: I own a Traxxas E-Revo Brushless edition which I run on 2 3S LiPo packs, but I'm gonna be moving soon and I wanted to know if I would be able to take the batteries on the plane or would they not be allowed, and for that matter would the car even be allowed.: It looks like the car would be allowed in checked baggage with one pack installed but not connected and the connector taped over to prevent shorts. The other pack must go with you as a carry on, also with the connector taped over. It cannot be a spare in checked baggage. A 5000mAh 11.1V pack is under the 100Wh limit for large batteries.

Our mission is to provide most suitable power solutions and 5-star service to our customer world wide for various applications from mobile phone to electric vehicles. In its production lines, GEB makes both lithium battery and battery packs with professional equipment and machines. In order to insure its product quality, GEB gives the training classes every week to its officers and operators from all different departments such as production, testing and inspection.

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Location	Guangdong,China (Mainland)
Year Established	2009
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Main Markets	North America 25% Eastern Europe 15% Africa 5% Western Europe 35% Northern Europe 10% Domestic Market 10%
Company Certifications	ROHS; CE

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Nearest Port	Shenzhen,Hongkong
Export Percentage	81% - 90%
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Language Spoken:	English, Chinese, Japanese
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Factory Size:	1,000-3,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	5
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