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RC Car Battery Question

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Date: 04/25/2006 Topic: Recreation > Advice  
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For remote control batteries, mine is 6.0 volt. Can i replace it with a drycell 9.0 volt? Would the the RC car work?

Alex
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By bob (Guest Post)
Probably not. Usually when you send to much voltage through a line, you destroy pieces of it along the way. So even if it works when you try it, in a day it won't. This is my knowledge from tinkering. Anyone with schooling on this feel free to correct me.

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