12V 7.2 Ah too heavy?

[nic]

If you find the battery too heavy to put in a bag and carry around.. try going down Sim Lim Tower to get a 1.2Ah... so much lighter.

Cost $13.

That's more than enough power for one field trip as long as you don't use it to charge batteries in the field.

[nic]

Also.. forgot to mention.. the same shop sell 7.2Ah battery at $20+ only. Can't exactly remember, but it is around 24-26.

[HZM]

U will be surprise Fit bought his "Power Station" from cash convertor - brand new for $20. Inside is a 12V 7.2A batt. Whats more, it comes w flourescent light, fused 12V output, step up 10A output, night light etc.... best still, you can jump start yr car should yr car battery fail you ( I did once ) I had one but like nic mentioned, its even heavier then the 12V 7.2A batt.....


Mike

[mechplas]

I am using 10pcs AA 2100mAh NiMH Sanyo tacked together to use with my 12V Q-torque starter and Sullivan 12V electric fuel pump. Its light and able to last. Works on my 30 and 50 engines, very unlikely for the 60 and above.

[nic]

Think the $13 12V 1.2Ah battery still a cheaper and smaller option.

[Super-Hornet]

Hi all

U all can get the long and slim line Lead Acid (Gel Cell) type with 12V and 2.3AH. It is not heavy also.

Oh.. if u want siau! one, try this, connect a nitro engine (let say v.30) to a big motor to make it as a generator.

Super-Hornet