LI-ION batteries
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Here are a couple of good links to some battery company sites. They both
have data on Li-Ion batteries.
www.tadiranbat.com
data.energizer.com (NOTE, no www. at the beginning of this address; I
don't know why)
I hope you can get what you want from these sources.
Best regards,
Bryan Henderson
Corning Cable Systems
>
I see my local surplus store has a LI-ION cell phone batteries on sale for
>$27 (Canadian). I think that is a good price, is it? I've heard these
>things last until hell freezes over then thaws again. Well maybe not, but
>they do have a very high capacity don't they? The pack I saw looked like
it
>had either AA or AAA cells in it. What would the approx. capacity of
this
>be? What is the maximum discharge rate on LI-ION? Is it anywhere as
good
>as Ni-Cads? Also how does one charge them? do they need a special
charger?
> Would a regular wall adapter thing work? How about a ni-cad peak
charger?
> Or a cell battery charger? What is the maximum current they can chrage
>at? Please help
have data on Li-Ion batteries.
www.tadiranbat.com
data.energizer.com (NOTE, no www. at the beginning of this address; I
don't know why)
I hope you can get what you want from these sources.
Best regards,
Bryan Henderson
Corning Cable Systems
>
I see my local surplus store has a LI-ION cell phone batteries on sale for
>$27 (Canadian). I think that is a good price, is it? I've heard these
>things last until hell freezes over then thaws again. Well maybe not, but
>they do have a very high capacity don't they? The pack I saw looked like
it
>had either AA or AAA cells in it. What would the approx. capacity of
this
>be? What is the maximum discharge rate on LI-ION? Is it anywhere as
good
>as Ni-Cads? Also how does one charge them? do they need a special
charger?
> Would a regular wall adapter thing work? How about a ni-cad peak
charger?
> Or a cell battery charger? What is the maximum current they can chrage
>at? Please help
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$27 (Canadian). I think that is a good price, is it? I've heard these
things last until hell freezes over then thaws again. Well maybe not, but
they do have a very high capacity don't they? The pack I saw looked like it
had either AA or AAA cells in it. What would the approx. capacity of this
be? What is the maximum discharge rate on LI-ION? Is it anywhere as good
as Ni-Cads? Also how does one charge them? do they need a special charger?
Would a regular wall adapter thing work? How about a ni-cad peak charger?
Or a cell battery charger? What is the maximum current they can chrage
at? Please help
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