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Can anyone recommend a place to have the battery of my JRC handheld
radio O/H'd. I understand they can use Li batteries for longer life. |
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
ups.com... Can anyone recommend a place to have the battery of my JRC handheld radio O/H'd. I understand they can use Li batteries for longer life. Robert, I've found this: http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/2845 for a replacement battery pack. There are probably many other places to find replacements. There is an alkaline battery holder available that you could put any flavor of rechargeable batteries in; just won't be able to charge the batteries while in that pack. Try Google for JHP-500 (or 520) battery. There is a CFQ-6132(A/B) DC adapter available that eliminates the battery pack. Just plug into aircraft power (12-14V?). Does anybody know where to get the JRC radio itself repaired? I bought a JHP-500 from eBay a few years ago and the front case is broke where it holds the battery pack. The radio works fine but I have to hold the battery pack onto the radio to use. -Greg B. |
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Try BATTERIES AMERICA for a replacement ... I got a 12v 1200 Ni-MH
battery pack for $45.95 - longer shelf life without too much loss. N93332 wrote: "Robert M. Gary" wrote in message ups.com... Can anyone recommend a place to have the battery of my JRC handheld radio O/H'd. I understand they can use Li batteries for longer life. Robert, I've found this: http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/2845 for a replacement battery pack. There are probably many other places to find replacements. There is an alkaline battery holder available that you could put any flavor of rechargeable batteries in; just won't be able to charge the batteries while in that pack. Try Google for JHP-500 (or 520) battery. There is a CFQ-6132(A/B) DC adapter available that eliminates the battery pack. Just plug into aircraft power (12-14V?). Does anybody know where to get the JRC radio itself repaired? I bought a JHP-500 from eBay a few years ago and the front case is broke where it holds the battery pack. The radio works fine but I have to hold the battery pack onto the radio to use. -Greg B. |
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