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Get back on the track

Get back on the track
This instructable will show you how to get back to drving your EP(elctric power) RC car.
 
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Step 1Materials Needed

Here is an easy list of what you need for this project. The total cost of this project is about 35$, depending on what materials you already have.

1-Ultrafast universal battery charger. Buy at radioshack or here
1-Battery pack 7.2v-(Type outlined in step 3)
1-Rc car to use
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8 comments
Nov 23, 2008. 5:53 PMTheWelfareWarrior says:
More detail, slow down. You seem like you're all hopped up on Mt. Dew. I'm pretty sure this will also shorten the life of your batteries. Not to mention pose an explosion hazard.... And finaly, go with the Ni-MH because you are doubling the mA while only adding 7 minutes of charge time. You'd stay on the track longer
Nov 29, 2008. 6:38 PMTheWelfareWarrior says:
no... you just wrote the whole instructable wierd. Also, I don't think its "car-ists" I would say "many beginer R/C car racers"
Nov 23, 2008. 4:15 PMzm634 says:
Perhaps rename to "How to charge a battery."
Nov 23, 2008. 10:31 PMe4g1e says:
i wouldn't count this as a instructable more of a add for radio shack...

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