Can i use this as a flight pack?

http://www.modelsport.co.uk/?CallFunction=ShowSpecification&ItemID=29695
I have 2 of these from my cars, can I use them in my plane as a flight pack or will i need a flat 4 AA pack that is used alot, Or is their something else i could use?
Has anyone had any experience with Li-po Rx packs and how long do they last compared to a ni-mh one with the same MAh
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Thanks
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Sam

Sam those 6V packs will be OK as flight packs. Some of us do use 7.4 V lipo flight packs but this usually entails the use of a voltage regulator of some type to bring the voltage down to acceptable levels for the R/X and servos. That said some of the latest R/X's and servos are now compatable with 7.4 Volts but at this time are very and I do mean very expensive

Hiya mate,I also use this reciever pack in cars and it should work fine as long as your servos are ok at 6 volts.If you can post what servos you are using then we can figure out if they are rated at 6 volts.
I'm using lipo packs in my heli and they work great but you need to use a voltage regulator to drop the voltage down otherwise you will be putting up to 8.4 volts to the servos and there are not many servos that are rated for more than 6 volts.
Danny.

Sorry Brian I posted the same post as you.

Mr Moff wrote:Hiya mate,I also use this reciever pack in cars and it should work fine as long as your servos are ok at 6 volts.If you can post what servos you are using then we can figure out if they are rated at 6 volts.
I'm using lipo packs in my heli and they work great but you need to use a voltage regulator to drop the voltage down otherwise you will be putting up to 8.4 volts to the servos and there are not many servos that are rated for more than 6 volts.
Danny.

They are all futaba s3003 servos, I have tested everything out and it all seems to be working ok