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Greetings! You've come to the right place for a top-quality
pack for your Transmitter. Our Nicad & NiMH upgrade packs come in all shapes, set up with the right connector or configuration
for virtually all modern Transmitters.
Got a Futaba 9Z or JR 10X 'cassette' type pack? We've
got the max runtime reload you need, and we make getting it installed easy. Just scroll down the page for a
step-by-step photo tutorial on installation. Soldering not your thing? Send me your cassette, and I'll reload it and turn
it around the same day.. no labor charge. Ever. See our 'Contact page' for our shipping address.
Need help choosing the right pack for your radio equipment?
Got a custom connector or charge requirement? Custom configurations and modifications are never a problem. Just email
me at hangtime@hangtimes.com and I'll be glad to help!
NOTE: Spektrum (aka 'Spectrum')
Radio Owners!! YES, we have packs for all Spektrum Radios! Your Tx pack shape is 'Tx Square', your Tx pack connector
type is 'JR White'. Your Rx pack type connector is 'JR/Hitec/ AirtZ'.
Transmitter Packs and Reloads
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For all system types.
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800 Series Sanyo 'AA' Nicad Transmitter Packs
The
Sanyo KR-800AAE Series OEM replacement packs are fully supportable with your existing OEM charger and offer longer runtimes
than your original 500-700ma packs, all while maintaining the same ‘footprint’ dimensionally as the ‘originals’.
Better than OEM capacity and quality at less than OEM prices!
Note: We can make ANY Tx
pack shape and connectors for just about all current Transmitters are available. Email us your requirements if you don't
see your shape, radio connector type or system configuration on the shopping cart selection list. |
$32.95 includes connector. |
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1100 Series Sanyo Nicad 'AA' Transmitter Packs
The Sanyo KR1100AAU Series
Tx packs are intended as significant run-time upgrades for your original packs while still maintaining the OEM ‘AA’
size footprint of your original pack. These are the highest capacity NiCAD technology packs you can get into your transmitter
and can often be supported by the original equipment charger provided with your radio system.
Note: We can make ANY Tx
pack shape and connectors for just about all current Transmitters are available. Email us your requirements if you don't
see your shape, radio connector type or system configuration on the shopping cart selection list.
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$34.95 ea Includes connector |
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1650 Series High Capacity, Long Runtime 'AA' NiMH Transmitter Packs
These HR1650AAU Series NiMH Ultra Hi-Capacity Transmitter packs
are the right choice for flyers demanding exceptional Transmitter runtimes while maintaining the OEM footprint; we make
'em for virtually all modern computer radios.
The
1650 Tx upgrade packs will give 4 to 5 hours runtime in most Transmitters, are quite robust and can be fast
charged at the field with an appropriate NiMH peak detection capable field charger after normal new pack formatting.
(3 slow charge & 300ma discharge cycles). Slow charging can be accomplished with your standard system wall wart charger
with extended charge time. To speed the process up, the CH-96 High Output wall charger (available below) is recommended.
Note: We can make ANY Tx pack shape and connectors for just about all current Transmitters
are available. Email us your requirements if you don't see your shape, radio connector type or system configuration on
the shopping cart selection list.
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$36.95 includes connector. |
NEW! 2000 Series Elite 7.2v Pack for the
Futaba 12FG 2.4Ghz Tx ONLY
The same physical dimensions as the original 1700ma NiMH OEM pack that came with your radio system. This is a low impedance
pack and can tolerate fast charging. For formation and slow charge routines you can use the charger that came with the radio
system. This is a drop in replacement that actually fits a bit better than the stock pack and offers a bit more run time,
too.
- NOTE: This pack is for the New Futaba 12FG ONLY! It will not fit any other Transmitter.
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$39.95, Includes FJ connector $39.95, Includes FJ connector |
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2700 Series Sanyo 'AA' NiMH Transmitter Packs
This is it.. the top of the heap, the 'mother of all Tx packs'. The Sanyo
HR3U-2700 Series NiMH Ultra Hi-Capacity Transmitter packs are the highest capacity Tx packs and reloads available for
your radio, period.
Note: Futaba 14Mz owners.. sorry.. your
stuck with lower capacity and shorter runtime Lithium replacements and spares for your super system.. at about twice the cost.
Using the new Sanyo 2700's Tx we're getting runtimes of up to 9 hours at a 300ma load, making this the
right choice for flyers demanding exceptional Transmitter on-time at events and on the road all while maintaining
the OEM footprint. These are available to fit Futaba, JR, Hitec & Airtronics computer radios (except the 14mz)
including the popular Futaba 9Z, 9C, 8U, 7C & 7CS and JR 10X, 9303 and 8103 systems.
ATTENTION 9Z and 10X Owners: Cassette Reloads for
the 9Z and 10x using the 2700 cells are an exceptionally tight fit. We provide packs ordered with tabs for cassette
reloads with an installation guide to make the process a bit easier, but expect a bit of a wrestling match and @ a 1/64th
inch gap around the case closure if using these packs in cassettes. Yes, the cassette will still fit in your 10x or 9z radio
with the 'gap' in the cassette closure. If you like, you can send your cassette in and we'll reload it here (it'll
still have a bit of a gap when finished) with same or next day turn-around, or you can buy the ready for installation
reload package with an included photo instruction guide from us. Just follow the step by step tech-tips below for
a general overview (expanded version provided with the pack!) on how to install it yourself. Lastly... Before
ordering, please read the cautions to the right... and pick the right pack for the way you fly. NOTE: Limited
quantities available. No Dealer orders please! |
Before
you buy…. Things you should know about 2100, 2500 and 2700 Sanyo AA HR-3U Ultra
High Capacity Packs.
These cells
are fragile… they will not tolerate an overcharge. Where most other cells have a bit of leeway with respect to charger
support, these will go belly up very quickly if they get whacked with even a mild overcharge. THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR
CHARGE DAMAGED PACKS!
Common symptom:
Rapid Self Discharge after Charge. What happened? In order to get 2700ma of capacity into a cell this size, very thin plate
and insulator materials are used. If the cells get an overcharge they begin ‘outgassing’.. this forces holes in
the insulators and a crystal ‘dendrite’ or ‘short’ is developed in the cell(s). This ‘soft short’
condition manifests itself as a very rapid self-discharge… a charged pack will drop below flyable voltage within a few
days to a few hours. Once this manifests itself, there is no cure.. and this is not a warrantable failure.
We ship each
of these packs with an exhaustive ‘care and feeding guide’, yet despite the cautions and warnings, in a world
filled with the 'peak' type field chargers used by most flyers, flying field distractions and the long charge times
on the bench at home; we've seen more than a few folks have wound up with an overcharge condition and
a non-warrantable damaged pack. So… before you click that ‘add to cart button’ ask yourself if you actually
require 8 hours of Tx on time per session. If your like me, you’ll find that the AA 1650’s will provide more
than adequate flying time (5 hours average) for the way you fly, last longer in terms of charge - discharge cycles and are
a bit more tolerant of the charge habits and charger gear we commonly use at the field and at home.
$47.95 ea, includes connector. |
Tx Pack Accessories
& Chargers
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Nimh or Nicad CH 96 High Output System RX and Tx Slow Charger
Output: 120ma Tx, & 180ma for 4 cell or 150ma on 5 cell
Got a High Capacity Nicad or NiMH Rx or Tx pack?
Here's the right slow charger, at the right price. Perfect for use as a formation or slow charger for any High Capacity Nicad
or NiMH Tx pack AND gets gets your 'big bird' Rx pack re-charged overnight for the next flying session, safely.
Dual lead output (one for Tx, one for Rx), just like your
original radio system charger. Comes with a 'Hex' Tx plug for JR, Spectrum, Hitec and Airtonics as well as
a special additional Barrel Adapter for Futaba Transmitters. The Rx output cord has a universal Rx pack 'female'
connector for all Futaba, Hitec, JR, Spektrum RECEIVER packs.
$19.95
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Specs: Tx output 120ma.
Rx Output: 150ma for 5 cell &
180ma for 4 cell packs.
Comes with Universal Hex Barrel Head and Futaba Barrel adapter, will plug up to almost
any Tx and Rx combo including JR/Spectrum Tx's!
$19.95
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Multiplex LN5014 Digital Charger/Cycler
The LN-5014 will safely charge and discharge all the NiMH, NiCAD, Lead-Acid or Lithium battery packs
and cells we carry. An easy to read, Illuminated digital LCD screen displays battery type, charge/ discharge, mAh, voltage
and charging time. To insure proper use, the LCD screen will also display error messages for out-of range input voltage, incorrect
connection or reversed polarity, poor battery condition and internal errors. This rugged little charger, with its 4 button
control panel and logical menus is compact and simple to use. Great for the flying field and will handle formation
charging/cycle testing on your bench from a 12v source.
This is an exceptionally competent charger for any Rx
& Tx pack you are likely to encounter at the field or on the bench, it's easy to use, has an excllent digital
display in an aluminum case and has a compact design with features similar to many chargers over twice the
price!!
$8 4.95
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The LN-5014 will charge 1-14 cell Nicad or NiMH batteries from .01 to 4
Amps which makes this an excellent field charger for Giant Scale/IMAC 3-D flyers. It will charge 1-5 cell Li-Poly or
Li-Ion Batteries at the correct 1C rates which makes this a great Field Charger for Electrics, too! You can adjust
the charge rate in 100ma increments for NiMH and set it for multiple unattended charge/discharge cycles which makes
it VERY useful for the performance critical Formation Charging and Capacity Test Cycling of todays high capacity NiMH
Rx and Tx packs.
$84.95
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System Charge Cord Set; Bananna Plugs
Here's the complete Transmitter pack and Receiver pack support cord system, allows complete coverage of all major
connector types, including HiTec, JR, Futaba and AirtZ Type Rx packs and Transmitters including the new 'Spectrum'. Two
cords, one for the Tx with a universtal 'star' head for all major Tx brands, and a Univ Rx pack cord for all major radio
system types. Very good quality, NOT Hobbico!
$12.95
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Complete Rx & Tx Cord Set
$12.95
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Battery Bug; Transmitter Pack Discharger Here's a
Transmitter pack discharger, allows complete coverage of almost all major connector types, including HiTec,
JR, Spectrum, Futaba and AirtZ Type transmitter packs. Safely discharges your Tx pack with a 250ma load then shuts
off with out overdischarging. Perfect for the 'cycling' portion of the Formating Proceedure when a cycler
is not available.
Note: NOT FOR USE WITH 9Z or 10X 'Cassete' packs. Not For Use with
7.2v 12FG packs. Suitable for use ONLY with standard Tx packs equipped with Standard Futaba, JR (white or black) or Airt/Z
type connectors. $14.95 |
Fits all STANDARD connector types,
trim the white 'key' away and match pins 'red to red'.
$17.95 |
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'White' Transmitter Pack Mating plug, JR / Hitec / etc
Here's a lil lifesaver.. having trouble finding a plug that mates that weird lil black or white plug on your Spektrum,
JR, Hitec or Futaba Transmitter pack? Can't cycle test or fast charge through the radio system's charge port?? Well, here's
what you need! This will mate with any Tx system plug by matching up the prong with the red wire on the charge cord to
the the red wire on your pack connector. Comes ready to use with banana plugs for complete charger flexability.
$6.95
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Fits all STANDARD R/C System
pack connector types, match red wire to red, black to black when connecting.
$6.95
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Tech Tip... Futaba 9z & JR 10x Cassette Battery Reload Guide.
First, remove the 4 screws that hold the cassette together. Here you can see
(click photo’s to enlarge) the cassette with it’s screws ‘lose’ but not removed. Take ‘em ALL
the way out and put ‘em someplace where you are not likely to bump ‘em off the table and into the carpet.. losing
one of these is a pain in the butt!
Now you get to take the cassette top off.. note the two alignment tab slots
on the cassette bottom and the mating tabs on the top.. spread the cassette slightly there, then lift the top away. When it’s
open, everything looks like this.
Next, lift the pack out of the cassette bottom. The little circuit board just
sits in a slot at the end of the cassette bottom, and it comes right out with the pack. On Futaba cassettes there’s
often a double stick tape strip in the bottom of the case, use care prying it out; don’t crack the case and fer pete’s
sake don’t short the pack with your screwdriver or your workshop will look like a ‘Voyage to the Bottom of
the Sea’ re-run!
Hard parts over.. now the soldering iron comes into play. Unsolder the wires
from the little circuit board from the tabs on the old pack. Note that Red wire is always positive, even in JR cassettes.
This, folks; is important so pay attention… you don’t wanna make smoke. Be sure you carefully unsolder the wires
where they connect to the BATTERY, not the little circuit board.
Now that the old pack is out, you can take a breath, admire your work and prepare
to insert the new pack. Depending on who’s pack you are going to install, you’ll need to get it ready by identifying
which terminal on the new pack is the positive one and marking it. Next; carefully remove the shrink jacket from the new pack
and then finish prepping it by putting a bit of solder on the new packs solder tabs (if some is not already on them).
Now, grab up your little circuit board and re-solder its wires to the tabs
on your new pack.. and again; pay VERY close attention to the polarity, or your new name will be 'Sparky'. Often, replacement
battery packs have their positive tab in a different ‘clock’ position than the old one. If in doubt, check the
pack with a meter, but fer cripes sake DO NOT MESS THIS UP.. get the red wire on the positive tab!!
Whew.. all down hill from here! Your sure you’ve soldered it up correctly
(still not too late to check!!) and it’s time to drop the new pack into the cassette. Line up the circuit board in it’s
slot and everything just tracks right into place.
Well there it is, done deal. All that’s left now is getting the cassette
back together. Line up the tabs on the top half with the slots on the bottom first, then close the cassette like you close
a book. Watch the white nylon plug end of the circuit board, make sure it lines up nicely with the slot in the cassette top.
When everything is right it just ‘clicks’ together. Don’t force it, it’ll all go together fine if
yah hold yer tounge just right! *click* Wallah!! Now you can run the screws home; set up your charger and get the
formation charge going. Remember.. 10% of rated capacity for 14-16 hours. Don’t EVER fast charge a new pack; always
slow charge first! Congratulations on your successful surgery!
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