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Hitec RCD 44210 Low Voltage Battery Alarm Buzzer - RC Car Drone Aircraft Warning Alert for LiPo NiMH Batteries - Perfect for RC Hobbyists and DIY Electronics Projects
$7.97
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Hitec RCD 44210 Low Voltage Battery Alarm Buzzer - RC Car Drone Aircraft Warning Alert for LiPo NiMH Batteries - Perfect for RC Hobbyists and DIY Electronics Projects
Hitec RCD 44210 Low Voltage Battery Alarm Buzzer - RC Car Drone Aircraft Warning Alert for LiPo NiMH Batteries - Perfect for RC Hobbyists and DIY Electronics Projects
Hitec RCD 44210 Low Voltage Battery Alarm Buzzer - RC Car Drone Aircraft Warning Alert for LiPo NiMH Batteries - Perfect for RC Hobbyists and DIY Electronics Projects
$7.97
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No longer do you need to wonder about your flight pack condition with this compact, low battery voltage alarm. Our Battery Buzzer warns you when you are getting close to the end of your flight and it is time to land. With a programmable voltage threshold, you decide how much advance warning you want when the alarm sounds. Not only does it protect your model from unexpected off-field landings, the Battery Buzzer also protects your battery from over-discharge, maximizing your investment. Both inexpensive and light weight, the Hitec Battery Buzzer is a must-have accessory for all your electric models.
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Hooked it up to a new fully charged and balanced 1500 3s and waited. After a couple days it started beeping in the middle of the night so I unhooked it and attached a meter. 2 of the cells were at 3.7 and one was at 4.2. Pretty weird. Weird that the battery discharged 2 cells only and even more weird that the device itself must have been draining the battery because otherwise why would it have dropped voltage at all?Now I have questions...mostly, DOES this cause a battery drain on its own?

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