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Gear / Technical Help => Remote Power => Topic started by: magickbrother on August 21, 2009, 12:38:57 PM
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so the battery that I received when I got my mine-me is TOAST!! (thing weighed a ton too.)
so can anyone point me in the right direction for Lightweight, Long-lasting battery for the mini-me
thanks
Angelo
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so can anyone point me in the right direction for Lightweight, Long-lasting battery for the mini-me
thanks
Angelo
Well, you didn't mention "cheap" as a requirement ....so if price is no objective, one of these might fit the bill:
http://www.tekkeon.com/products-mypowerall.html
Actually, they seem to have come down quite a bit in price: an MP3300 goes for $76.99 with free shipping at Buy.com.
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so the battery that I received when I got my mine-me is TOAST!! (thing weighed a ton too.)
so can anyone point me in the right direction for Lightweight, Long-lasting battery for the mini-me
Lightest and longest lasting is a contradiction in terms.
Using the same chemistry (like Lithium-ion), the battery life more or less is linear to the weight (more internal cells added =equally more juice).
If I rephrase the question for you, you're looking for a battery which will last you for a full evening, but not more than that (because it would mean schlepping more weight than needed.
Wally world batteries are reported good:
http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,70664.0.html
Generally considered to be the best bang for your buck...
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I'm going to be looking to lighten my load as well. Is there a minimum voltage you should adhere to for the mini me? If I remember correctly it can vary, but I always thought using 12 volts was the safest. What say ye people of taperssection?
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I like the Wallyworld 9v lithium ion batteries. They treat me well.
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I'm going to be looking to lighten my load as well. Is there a minimum voltage you should adhere to for the mini me? If I remember correctly it can vary, but I always thought using 12 volts was the safest. What say ye people of taperssection?
Anybody have a comment on optimal operating voltage for an external DC power source? I see in the manual the operating voltage range is 6-16 volts. Does it make ANY difference as long as it is within this operating range? I was running an SLA that came with it, that I BELIEVE was 12 volts, but just got a cable made from Ed at kindakables to run from the Wallyworld style 9V battery the last poster suggested.