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Sean I am using the covers too but with a smaller 3000mah lipo and all my stuff is crammed in the same battery box.Voltage sensor on/off remote switch for lights and a few y splitters.
Charger recommendations?
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With the bigger battery it is very tight in the box, nothing else will fit. I have the killer bee stuffed in the reciever box. No voltage checker as I check it after my run, and it (battery) last 4 tanks or so from a fresh charge. I never got around to putting lights on it so that saved a bit of wiring mess.
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I am just experimenting with the lights right now.I found a controller that does almost everything the Killer one does except the low battery signal.It has turn signals brake lights headlights and the strobing action and I also found the headlet leds for like 8 bucks for 4 of them so I may get it up and running for less than the killer controller would have cost me.
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I ended up going with the ISDT Q6 for its simplicity and size.The charger is pretty powerful if you have a decent power supply.
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So I'm learning... this charger does not have AC. Why would one choose a non-AC charger? Wouldn't you want at least AC/DC capability in your charger?
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I have mine powered by a power supply that is powered by ac which seems to be the norm with most of the higher quality chargers.I have two supplies for mine a 75A dedicated power supply and a laptop power supply wired to a xt60 plug.
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If you ever get into anything lipo powered where you want to charge big packs, or multiple packs in parrell. The only chargers that can handle it need power supplies. Power supplies are relitivly easy to come by. I have a little e-fuel power supply that I use for my lighter charging. I think it's good for 30 amp out put. Tbh, I only brake out my 410i if I'm planning on running my 450 t-rex for any amount of time. And that's just a few computer power supplies ran in series. Prolly have about $50.00 into it. It will handle close to a 100 amp draw. There are tons of you tube vids on how to make them on the cheap. Just need some time and a good soldering iron, some basic electrical skills.