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18-01-2011
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B6 Style power supply
Hi guys,
Wondered if you might mind helping me out? I've been looking at the B6 style chargers - I'm sure you all know the type, but something like this if not :http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HobbyKing-ECO6...#ht_1004wt_905 They all seem to come without a power supply, and just say input 11-18v. Does that mean any power supply that falls within those voltage limits? For example, I have an AC adapter here that looks like the right plug on it. Rated output is 12v..._, 800mA would that do? Or if not, what will? Theres a few specific ones on ebay but all are from HK, and not much info on what the exact output is... Thanks in advance 
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18-01-2011
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You'll need a power supply that gives out 5 amp minimum.
800ma just is not enought to charge the pack at anyhting more than 1 amp. MiCk B. :-)
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19-01-2011
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Ah, I thought that may well be the case.
So anything that's 5A and between 11-18v? What's the best cost effective option?
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19-01-2011
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19-01-2011
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We use something like this on a cheap B6 : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/12V-5A-Imax-B5...#ht_1261wt_906
Works OK, but Mark's power supply looks good.
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19-01-2011
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Quote:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-12V-5A-TFT...#ht_6515wt_905
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