- switching most of my batteries over to Eneloops, but..... - 3 Updates
- switching most of my batteries over to Eneloops, but..... - 1 Update
- SERVICE-MANUAL for HAMEG HM1508-2 - 3 Updates
| Witherspoon <ws194@aol.com>: Feb 14 02:47PM -0500 ...I don't see 9V Eneloops, unless I am mistaken. I have some 9V devices that could use the changeout too. Recommendations? |
| Phil Allison <pallison49@gmail.com>: Feb 14 11:43PM -0800 Witherspoon wrote: ===================== > ...I don't see 9V Eneloops, unless I am mistaken. I have some 9V > devices that could use the changeout too. Recommendations? ** Don't try any of them in smoke alarms. Use only alkalines for that. ..... Phil |
| Abandoned_Trolley <fred@fred-smith.uk>: Feb 15 12:49PM On 14/02/2021 19:47, Witherspoon wrote: > ...I don't see 9V Eneloops, unless I am mistaken. I have some 9V > devices that could use the changeout too. Recommendations? There plenty to choose from on eBay If you have a "smart" charger and want to stick with it, there are NiMH cells out there with capacities up to 900mAH which could be used with the same charger - like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PP3-MN1604-9V-Rechargeable-900mAh-Ni-MH-Battery/193757257679 I believe Charlie+ is correct is saying that if you want to use rechargeable Li-ion cells, you will need a different charger. If you stick them in a "normal" charger" it will just tell you that you have a dud cell. I have seen them with capacites up to 800mAH Alternatively, there are some Li-ion cells out there which have a built in charger, and a USB socket on the base, which means that they could be charged in situ ? like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PP3-9V-Rechargeable-Batteries-USB-680mA-6f22-9volt-Recharge-Lithium-ion-Battery/143784853806 I would be interested to hear from anybody who has any of these. Out of interest, you may like to note that I have a couple of Uniross NiCD PP3 cells, which must be at least 10 years old, but seem to still work ok - the downside is that the capacity is only 120mAH, but thats enough for a few hours service on wireless microphone system. The main point being that all of these current rechargeable solutions offer at least 4 or 5 times the capacity of the originals, so theres no need to even think about buying something with a capacity of only 200mAH Also, dont forget that the original "dumb" chargers had insanely low constant current charge rates - I have one which runs at only 11mA. At that rate it would take at least a week to charge one of the latest generation NiMH cells AT |
| Charlie+ <charlie@xxx.net>: Feb 15 07:14AM On Sun, 14 Feb 2021 14:47:06 -0500, Witherspoon <ws194@aol.com> wrote as underneath : >...I don't see 9V Eneloops, unless I am mistaken. I have some 9V >devices that could use the changeout too. Recommendations? Lidl do them on occasion 200mAh (not Eneloop - that is a brand name), or look for PP3 Ready to use rechargeables on eBay. But best of all are the 600mAh EBL Lithium-ion ones but you need a new different charger for those - Great longevity but 8.4 top voltage! . C+ |
| Phil Allison <pallison49@gmail.com>: Feb 14 11:47AM -0800 Peter Wanker is a MORON. ======================= > Were the OP to put *Service Manual* into that link, it would come up. ** Fuck off you tenthwit Google monkey. BEWARE - of all ham radio guys. ..... Phil |
| Adrian Caspersz <email@here.invalid>: Feb 14 08:13PM On 14/02/2021 11:19, Bo-Lennart wrote: I friend of my, living far away from me, told me over the phone that he want me to look to this "death" scope. So I like to be prepared when the scope comes into my hand. "Death" scope does not sound so inviting. When you turn it on, make sure you are wearing rubber boots, gloves and you are standing on a good rubber mat! -- Adrian C |
| Bo-Lennart <bo-lennart.karlsson@telia.com>: Feb 14 01:08PM -0800 söndag 14 februari 2021 kl. 21:13:28 UTC+1 skrev Adrian Caspersz: > you are standing on a good rubber mat! > -- > Adrian C Thank You, Adrian.... I will think of that, when I get my hands on that scope. Safety always come first. Bo-Lennart Karlsson SWEDEN |
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