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Prolux 4.8V 9.6V AC Adaptor TX RX Charger UK Plug PX2114 3-pin 100mA Ni-Mh Ni-Cd

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SKU:
PX2114
UPC:
4712487590689
  • Prolux 4.8V 9.6V AC Adaptor TX RX Charger UK Plug PX2114 3-pin 100mA Ni-Mh Ni-Cd
  • Prolux 4.8V 9.6V AC Adaptor TX RX Charger UK Plug PX2114 3-pin 100mA Ni-Mh Ni-Cd
RRP £9.99

Description

Additional Information -

PROLUX 4.8V-9.6V AC ADAPTOR TX/RX CHARGER (UK PLUG)

Suite for Futaba radio Ni-Mh or Ni-Cd battery packs.

Spec Check:

  • Input:AC 220-240V 50Hz
  • Output:TX DC 9.6V 100mA, RX 4.8-6V DC 100mA
  • Size:57x43x38mm ( Excluding the plug)
  • Weight:194g / 6.8oz
  • Output Connector: Female Futaba Connector & standard TX plug.

Prolux PX2114 / 2114F (Futaba) 230V AC Charger – Instructions

Overview

The Prolux PX2114 is a simple AC charger for RC transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) battery packs. It is designed for Futaba-style connectors and works with NiMH or NiCd batteries only. It is a slow charger with no automatic shut-off.


Key details

  • Input: 230V AC (mains power)

  • Output:

    • TX: 9.6V DC at 100mA

    • RX: 4.8–6V DC at 100mA

  • Battery types: NiMH / NiCd only

  • Connectors: Futaba RX plug and transmitter plug


How to use

  1. Check the battery
    Make sure the battery is NiMH or NiCd and within 4.8V–9.6V. Do not use with LiPo batteries.

  2. Connect the charger
    Use the correct lead:

  • TX lead for transmitter batteries

  • RX (Futaba) lead for receiver packs
    Only connect one battery at a time.

  1. Plug into mains
    Insert into a 230V wall socket. Charging starts automatically.

  2. Allow correct charging time
    This charger does not stop automatically, so timing is important.

Charging time = battery capacity (mAh) ÷ 100 × 1.4

Examples:

  • 1000mAh → about 14 hours

  • 2000mAh → about 28 hours

  1. Disconnect
    Unplug from the wall first, then disconnect the battery.


Safety notes

  • Do not leave charging unattended for long periods

  • Avoid overcharging

  • Indoor use only, keep dry

  • Ensure correct connections


Summary

This is a basic, slow charger best suited to older RC equipment. It is reliable but requires manual timing and is not suitable for newer battery types.

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