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Gear / Technical Help => Remote Power => Topic started by: mgleason007 on March 07, 2004, 01:22:38 AM
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http://www.batteryspace.com/product.asp?3=375
Are those pretty much the same as the ones listed on the DIY UA-5 batt page? Obviously higher capacity, but will the directions be exactly the same, or will the parts needed be different?
How long should I expect these to last?
Thanks for any replies :)
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http://www.batteryspace.com/product.asp?3=375
Are those pretty much the same as the ones listed on the DIY UA-5 batt page? Obviously higher capacity, but will the directions be exactly the same, or will the parts needed be different?
How long should I expect these to last?
Thanks for any replies :)
Yes, same, ~5 hrs each (3000mAH capacity / 450mA current draw = 6.6, but you'll never get 100% efficiency, so...~5 hrs is a reasonable estimate).
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Yes, same, ~5 hrs each (3000mAH capacity / 450mA current draw = 6.6, but you'll never get 100% efficiency, so...~5 hrs is a reasonable estimate).
Thanks so much for your patience with me and my stupid questions and quick and helpful replies :)
Now go to bed ;)
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gr8!..I was looking at this exact same package last night for my ua-5. But wasn't 100% sure...thanx for getting this cleared up! I hope to have these very soon! Now to get my laptop figured out...
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i also run these with my mini me (rev c so it takes 6-12v) and absolutly love them
do yourself a favor and get that 30$ smart charger, it will be worth it trust me.
i have 3 and i can charge each one in ~1.5 hrs instead of the standard charger that charges at 200mah, the smart charger goes at 2000mah
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and that is the smart charger there in that package deal, i should have looked before i spoke
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i also run these with my mini me (rev c so it takes 6-12v) and absolutly love them
do yourself a favor and get that 30$ smart charger, it will be worth it trust me.
i have 3 and i can charge each one in ~1.5 hrs instead of the standard charger that charges at 200mah, the smart charger goes at 2000mah
Yeah I'm thinking these should go the distance for me at 'roo :)
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Just be sure to read the top of the UA-5.
It's positive ring negative tip.
Totally European.
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Tip and ring still messes me up to this day. Just get your multi-meter and set it to DC and take your working power supply, check the voltage and then make sure your pack spitts out almost the same voltage. It will either be close or go into the negative. If it is negative just flip the wires.
Not much too it. Go spend the $15 on a multi-meter it is worth every cent.