RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Anyone tried one of the Hyperion TX packs in a DX3R?

JERRY2KONE · **Nice -** 09.22.2009, 03:35 AM

Nice pack for the TX. I have the standard "Hydormax" nmh 5 cell pack for mine. That LiFe pack looks like it should be ok for the DX3R. For clarification on voltage BrianG has the scoop for max voltage on the DX3R. He has a modification thread on here for that radio and has used his flawlessly with a 5 cell battery pack, and there have been lots of discusions on here about the PRO's & CON's of using Lipo packs in a TX. Some guys have been using them for a while now without any issues, but some say why take the risk when nmh packs work just fine. From what I have read the LiFe packs are much safer to use than the Lipo packs are due to the fire hazard factors.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Nice - 09.22.2009, 03:35 AM Nice pack for the TX. I have the standard "Hydormax" nmh 5 cell pack for mine. That LiFe pack looks like it should be ok for the DX3R. For clarification on voltage BrianG has the scoop for max voltage on the DX3R. He has a modification thread on here for that radio and has used his flawlessly with a 5 cell battery pack, and there have been lots of discusions on here about the PRO's & CON's of using Lipo packs in a TX. Some guys have been using them for a while now without any issues, but some say why take the risk when nmh packs work just fine. From what I have read the LiFe packs are much safer to use than the Lipo packs are due to the fire hazard factors. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.