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Hi
Well this isnt really ELECTRIC flight, but its electronics.
I charged up my Rx pack in my glow tutor 40 a while ago, its a 2600mah 6v pack, I charged it up to test my engine and I used it for about 10-15 minutes and it hasent been used since.
Im off flying tomorrow so should I charge it more or just leave it?
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Thanks
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Sam 
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Always mate, not worth the risk. Do you have a Voltspy or similar as it will tell you for sure?
 
Do you have a delta peak type charger, that way if it doesn't need a charge it'll be fine. If you don't then I suggest you invest in one as it'll keep your batteries in tip-top condition. No batteries really like being over chrged or just topped off every once in a while, but in the mean time if you have nothing better to go by, I'd charge it.

Edited By Shaun Chant on 09/04/2010 18:23:43

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Hi Trevor. Maybe is the best answer I can give - the blocking diode fitted in the circuit ( to prevent wrong polarity ) may prevent your charger from discharging it.
If thats the case, then simply remove the battery from the set, and  proceed.
Alternatively, just leave the tx switched on and discharge them like that
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