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Wow... Good times... lol
24okay 1 year ago
I thought AA's were expensive..
walikai 2 years ago
192 batterys? iv seen a car that had 2 AA betterys and could go around 10mph
micheals1992 3 years ago
192 of the best available NiMH AA cells provide 46.1 AH at 12v.
On a flat track a light car could easily do huge distances on that. Hundreds of km no trouble at all and, even though it would take a while to get the speed up, if it's aerodynamic enough, it would be capable of huge speeds too. Scary speeds. Brown trouser speeds.
I know of home made bodgy, heavy and non-aerodynamic bikes using heavy old SLA batteries with less AH than that and they've gone 20 or 30km easy, even with hills.
tvsinesperanto 3 years ago
thats a very small car
jvmalum 3 years ago
rc car?
aaronisdumbusa 3 years ago
i could barley see it
azuelio 3 years ago
like 300000000 batters...
mrchronichash 4 years ago
thats a lot of batteries..
aznhokage515 4 years ago
how many batteries does that need??
obmhost 4 years ago
192 AA type
radiocool 4 years ago
Are the batteries alkaline? NiMH? NiCad?
upcycle 4 years ago
Panasonic Oxyride AA
radiocool 4 years ago
a improves alkaline batteries
wohenzhuce 4 years ago