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Batteries question

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When I bought my used Xs last week it came with two rechargeable batt packs, one is labled 12v 1500mah and the other is labled 9.6v 1500mah is this ok. Also Ive read in the manual that there is a current limiter inbuilt in the packs. Does anyone know the max current they can be charged at safely as I'd like to charge them a little faster than the recomended 16 hours.
Thanks, Peter.
 
They are the same battey pack, just one was labled differnt as the first one showed 12 volts instead of the 9.6 volts.
If you want to charge them faster you need the Sunray Q12 charger and charging cradle for the battery to sit in. It uses the output terminals of the battery to charge the battery instead of the battery port. This charger will charge up a dead battery in less than 4 hours and go to a pulse trickle charge when charged up so you have a perfect charge every time and never over charged.
I have even put nickle hydrides in the alkiline pack and charge them for my Explorer and my MXT, works excellent like all Sunray products.
Rick
 
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