I have my Eneloops in for a few weeks (charged only when I got them) and voltage is still 4.8V. :intello:

Too bad I didn't see these before:

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=10456

Awesome mod and info.

I stumbled upon this thread while googling the reason my 2nd hand dx3r keeps beeping a few minutes after being on. I will definitely being doing this MOD asap.

Before you do that, why not lower the alarm voltage point? It's in the system menu option.

After all the reading, it appears 6v is the voltage the the electronics were meant to operate on.

I just wanted to offer a suggestion before voiding the warranty, not to mention taking the risk of damaging it.

No problem, thanks for the tip. This unit is 2nd hand, no receipt, no warranty.

Alright, got mine done. Overall easy, but annoying. 35% of the time was spent bending a single battery bar to act as a spring/connector for connecting two batteries. 50% of the time was spent putting the battery tray back into the radio. Other 15% was dis-assembly and soldering.

Great mod. :)