CyberVet65 Joined Dec 24, 2013 Messages 117 Reaction score 5 Location Cedar City, Utah Jun 5, 2015 #1 Anyone try these in their transmitter? I read where they "might" increase the Tx power for range issues. Any risks to the components of the Tx? Fully charged they have been checked at 1.8vdc.
Anyone try these in their transmitter? I read where they "might" increase the Tx power for range issues. Any risks to the components of the Tx? Fully charged they have been checked at 1.8vdc.
N017RW Premium Pilot Joined May 2, 2014 Messages 8,959 Reaction score 3,256 Location Palm Beach Co.- FL Jun 5, 2015 #2 They won't increase range. No batteries will. The operating voltage of the radio section is probably 3.3vdc. This is maintained by voltage regulation devices and circuits. Increasing the input voltage only serves to possibly strain the regulator(s) by increasing the delta-V. Reactions: jason
They won't increase range. No batteries will. The operating voltage of the radio section is probably 3.3vdc. This is maintained by voltage regulation devices and circuits. Increasing the input voltage only serves to possibly strain the regulator(s) by increasing the delta-V.
jason Joined Oct 12, 2014 Messages 5,180 Reaction score 578 Location Commerce Twp,MI Jun 5, 2015 #3 +1