Charge combat digiq with a DC power supply.(without 4 AA batteries)
 

Tools needed:
Electronic knowledge.
DC Power supply with 6 Volt output.

step0:
+- +- +- +-
(BATTERIES=1.5Vx4)
->
+ -
(DC power supply=6V)

step1:
Open the R/C control's battery case.

step2:
You could see a text "LOCK"
when you open/close your battery case.

step3:
Look deeply into where
you put batteries in the R/C control.
You could see there
are four battery slot.
So I define the battery slot which
closest to the text
is the upper right battery -.

setp4:
The lower left battery -
and lower right +
was connected to each other.
(look carefully you could see
there are a wire which was
connected to each other)

step5:
Connect the power supply +
to the upper left battery +,
Connect the power supply -
to the upper right battery -.

step6:
Switch R/C control to the charge position.

step7:
Turn on the R/C control.

step8:
You could see the R/C control is in the charge status.

Good work, Although all of that would not be necessary if you payed for the 4 bay charger, with that you can charge all 4 tanks at once. The 4 bay charger practiclly pays for itself when you charge many tanks at once. If you only had 1 tank then your idea is good

In taiwan,the store don't sell the 4 bay charger.
I want buy one too.
They only sell combat digiq.

i almoust did that to but thout it best 2 just get a 4 bay charger.
its so much more convenient.but if your still trying 2 save money
then might i suggest makeing a hole on the bottom of the controler and mounting some kind of plug.so that way u dont have a anoing wire hanging out all the time.

o ya and if im right i dont think u would wont 2 have the batteries
in at the same time your 6volt 400mAh transformers pluged
caz your 400mAh will double up as 800mAh and fry your controler and mabey your tank

It would fry the delicate circuitry in the controller but would not affect the tank at all, the controller isnt supplying power to the tank through the air:rolleyes: The tank would be fine but you would be out a controller!