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Re: Using 7.2v charger as BackupBattery
2 -3 hours? wow... we dont have any other servos connected, so nothing else is eating the battery's power. I will conduct a full test tomorrow and see what we get.
What could be wrong in this case [except for a faulty battery/camera]? It just a simple battery <-> controller connection.. weird. |
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For now, you may want to see if anyone on your team has one, as the connector/battery is common in RC cars. Someone said in this thread, they gave the backup battery connector 12v, and it worked. You may want to try a 9v battery connected to it, but there's the chance of frying the RC (I take no responsibility) |
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3-4 mins is too short a life for the backup battery, but it is long enough for competition. We plan on bringing 3 backup batteries and switching them between every match just like we do the 12v batteries, especially with how important it will be to not lose camera power mid-match.
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