Brian Smith Wrote>
At 07:23 AM 1/28/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>According to the Serious chart I sent you, JR have no diode....If you cycle your batteries "right" off >the charge you will get a higher reading...To get a real life reading... charge them, let them set for >24 hrs then run them through the discharge cycle....Not that your batteries are bad...They just >show extra surface charge right off the charger....Brian Smith
>You do realize that JR is backwards on the + & - than say Futaba or Airtronics or Hitec for that >matter?? Make sure your using a JR friendly charger....Still should not have blown a fuse...Sirius is >supposed to be safe in that regard....Hope all this is helpful...Brian
Brian,
Your absolutely correct, I did know that, however read on. Plugged the Tx in after your
E-mail works just fine, Thank you. I now think I know why I blew the fuse several years ago. I used a Tower Hobby ESV and had the polarity reversed on the meter or actually did not have it reversed for the JR plug, voila blown fuse. Guess we are never too old to learn. I guess I was just timid to try the tester because of my previous experience and ignorance and knowing that I would probably have to go to Radio Shack to get a new fuse if it blew, since my wife has put my spares ones some where logical to her(and then forgot where) but certainly not logical to me.
Thanks to all that responded, all with the same above advice.
Best Regards,
Robert
Littleton, NH
- [RCSE] Diode in JR 388 ?? Robert P. Buxton
- Robert P. Buxton
