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On Sunday, October 11, 2020 at 8:47:08 PM UTC-4, Ramy wrote:
I don’t think anyone mentioned the AS34ME. While not available yet... Always an issue ;-) I am not clear on the charging process. Since the batteries are in the wing, it sounds like you can’t recharge between flights without taking the wings apart? Planes with batteries in wing typically have a connector in fuselage to permit easy charging whilst assembled (mine does). Do ask however if charging system is set up for 110V as commonly available in USA - reduced voltage means double current for same charge rate, and unless all wiring and connectors are sized appropriately for USA you get to double the charge time to keep the current within design limits. Ask me how I know ;-) Usually not a big problem if its "overnight charge" anyway. If you have to buy a high-power 110V to 240V converter that's a nuisance! See ya, Dave |
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