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I've been using NiMh or Pb batteries. Makes for good ballast
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If u can get Li fe batteries less dangerous but a slight but bigger. But can dispose in regular trash n won’t explode
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Buck & boost converters are noted for being highly-inefficient devices
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Having read numerous posts Bout the pro's and con's of Lipo batterys and realise they can be abit of a liability.
Therefore on this tact what does everyone think to the Pro's and Con's of using 2 banks of 2x 9V PPE batteries......2x 9v..6800mah. 18v each bank. 1 set for the motor, the other for ancillary steering etc. Or am I barking up the wrong trè again, I have step up and step down converters to handle different voltages required.
Therefore on this tact what does everyone think to the Pro's and Con's of using 2 banks of 2x 9V PPE batteries......2x 9v..6800mah. 18v each bank. 1 set for the motor, the other for ancillary steering etc. Or am I barking up the wrong trè again, I have step up and step down converters to handle different voltages required.
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