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DUSLAN 7.2V NiCd 2100mAh 2-pack + smart charger
Two 7.2V 2100mAh NiCd packs with a universal smart charger that auto-detects 4.8–10.8V and offers 1A or 2A output
- Battery TypeBatteries & Chargers
- Ready for RC racing with 7.2 V 2100 mAh NiCd packs
- Two packs included for extended run time
- Smart charger auto-detects 4.8 V to 10.8 V packs
- Adjustable 1 A or 2 A charge rate with safety protections
- U/L approved charger works on 120–240 V AC worldwide
7.2 V NiCd packs for RC racers
Two 2100 mAh stick packs use six Sub-C cells in a flat 2 x 3 layout with a standard Tamiya connector. They measure 135 mm long, 45 mm wide and 25 mm high, weighing 336 g each. Designed for Associated, HPI, LOSI, Traxxas, Tamiya, Kyosho and other standard 7.2 V cars.
Replaces tired NiCd or NiMH stick packs
The bundled smart charger handles 4.8 V to 10.8 V packs and lets you select 1 A or 2 A output manually. A 2100 mAh pack charges in about one hour at 2 A, while a 3000 mAh pack needs 1.5 hours and a 4500 mAh pack 2.25 hours. The jump is worth it when your current packs no longer hold a full race-length charge.
Charger limited to NiCd and NiMH chemistries
It will not charge lithium-based packs. Automatic voltage detection, short-circuit protection, reverse-polarity protection and delta-V cutoff stop the charge when the pack is full. The unit accepts 120 V to 240 V AC input and includes both a Tamiya plug and charging clips for versatile connection.
Highlights
- Ready for RC racing with 7.2 V 2100 mAh NiCd packs
- Two packs included for extended run time
- Smart charger auto-detects 4.8 V to 10.8 V packs
- Adjustable 1 A or 2 A charge rate with safety protections
- U/L approved charger works on 120–240 V AC worldwide
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 135 mm by 45 mm by 25 mm stick pack fit the battery tray of my Associated or Traxxas RC car?
The pack measures 135 mm long, 45 mm wide and 25 mm high and is designed to fit Associated, HPI, LOSI, Traxxas, Tamiya, Kyosho and other standard 7.2 V cars.
How do I set the charger to the correct rate for these 2100 mAh packs?
Slide the manual switch to the 1 A position; the charger will auto-detect the 7.2 V NiCd pack and the red LED shows charging, then it shuts off automatically when full.
When should I replace the NiCd packs instead of recharging them?
Replace them when run time drops noticeably or the packs become hot during the one-hour charge cycle at 1 A.
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