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JERRY2KONE · **Aaa's -** 12.10.2010, 04:23 PM

You can also opt for AAA's to save on weight, and still get more Mah than your tiny Lipo. It really is easy to do, and it works fine trust me. As for your configuration I have no idea what you are dealing with, but using AA's or AAA's is pretty straight forward, and you won't need the balancing taps. Just plug it in. I even used a universal type of charging adapter with adjustable voltage and placed a matching plug adapter on it for this specific issue, which simplified charging even more so. Don't be affraid to try something different. Paying exorbinate prices for Lipo technology is always an option, but it is expensive for sure. Good luck with that.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Aaa's - 12.10.2010, 04:23 PM You can also opt for AAA's to save on weight, and still get more Mah than your tiny Lipo. It really is easy to do, and it works fine trust me. As for your configuration I have no idea what you are dealing with, but using AA's or AAA's is pretty straight forward, and you won't need the balancing taps. Just plug it in. I even used a universal type of charging adapter with adjustable voltage and placed a matching plug adapter on it for this specific issue, which simplified charging even more so. Don't be affraid to try something different. Paying exorbinate prices for Lipo technology is always an option, but it is expensive for sure. Good luck with that. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.