Turnigy 1300mAh 4S 20C Lipo Pack

 Thai 14 points

performed awesome for me, im using the trust 45amp esc, it does get a little warm but there is no ventilation in my cockpit :)

 sweetstik 56 points

don't think you can do it without a lot of rewiring. save the hassle and buy a 6 cell charger. they are only US$25 on ebay

 sparkie 326 points

I would not recommend doing it that way. Would highly recommend getting the correct size charger. Look at the accucel chargers here at HK. They are economical and do a good job. What you are talking about to me sounds dangerous and I would not recommend that manuever at all. Also, all the cells need to balanced together. Doing them 2 at a time will not do that at all. Another option would be to charge them unbalanced and use a stand alone balancer.

 mad jay 188 points

you can split the wires on the balance plug. connect the black earth wire and two of the others at a time. but it is much better to buy the correct charger for your battery.

 Napstr 707 points

The easiest way is to create an adaptor for the balance plug to grab the first 3 leads and the last 3 - i.e. 2 offtakes from pin 3. you will then have two lots of wires for 2S

 ottoklus 36 points

i 'am sorry but that is not possible , you will need a balancing charger capable of 4s minimum like a imax b6 charger they are not expensive , enjoy your hobby

 prateek 67 points

it will be dangerous buy one charger for less

 mariano2cv 18 points

It is impossible to friend

 Greg 12 points

Not sure but I would get one of the multi function chargers, if your gonna be into the hobby there well worth it.

 Andraz 223 points

I gues you would need to make some sort of adapter that splits the balance plug in two OR buy a better charger, the arent that expencive :)

 Colt1873 167 points

You can't do this with the currently installed power and balance port leads. You will need two new 2 cell balance port leads and connectors and an additional set of power leads and connectors. Essentially you are making 2- 2 cell batteries. You will are going to end up cutting leads and soldering in new ones to make two 2 cell battery packs. By the time you have done this there is more than a good chance that you will short the battery and ruin it. Hobby King sells an inexpensive charger SKU

 Jim 5 points

I don't think you could do it safely without being able to isolate each '2-cell' pack.

 POLYCHRONOS 9 points

It is not to difficult if you now a few electronics.If you don't..... do not try it. At first you have to number the 5 cables.The black is the first (negative) and so one. The first 2cells must be "1" "2" "3".The second 2cells must be "3" "4" "5".I used 2 e-sky balancers and i steel use them some times,but it is much more easier to use an IMAX B6 Charger/Discharger with a very low cost. AND IT IS MUCH MORE SAFER. hi from the sunny Greece!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 Christopher 8 points

Honestly, you would be better off investing in a charger than can handle more cells. HobbyKing has some at great prices!

 POLYCHRONOS 9 points

I do.Its a perfect product.

 marco82123 10 points

Hi mate. The only way is to take apart the pack and rewire it as 2 2 cell packs. Not worth the hassle!! You can buy a 4 cell charger from hobby king for very little money

 Christopher 8 points

I do! They have been getting more and more stock in their USA warehouse though!

 Charlesd 746 points

I believe you can use this battery in the supercub. But I have to warn you. There are certain things you should watch out for.
1) can you ESC handle the voltage now coming through it. Example: *1300mah x 20C= 1.3x20= 26Amps. You will need a 30-40amp Electronic Speed Control(ESC).
2)Most 3-Cell capable *Brushless motors* can handle 4-Cell battery for a VERY SHORT period of time. If you choose to use this battery you must not run on FULL Throttle for a long time. You might burn out the ESC or Motor. **Short bursts is the way to go. Keep it on 3/4 to 1/2 throttle after. Very important.
3) Can the surper-cub support a Brushless? Weight must be balanced. Reinforce the wings.
4) Go with a 2.4ghz remote for sure.

Hope this help you out some.

 Christopher 8 points

Unless you upgrade to an ESC that can handle 4s or more then you shold stick to 3s.