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Thijking I might actuall get to fly some RC plamnes this year I dug out
my kit and whilst all but one of the LIPOS seems to have lasted 5 years without a charge the same cannot be said for thle transmitter batteries - all 9,6v Nimh. Every one of them is more or less dead and not holding charge. I've spend a bloody fortune on new ones - I have 5 transmitters - but what does one do with all the old ones? -- "And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch". Gospel of St. Mathew 15:14 |
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