Sorry, one more thing. Do regular 510 attys work with those mega batts?
Yes.
By the way, great name
Sorry, one more thing. Do regular 510 attys work with those mega batts?
That's one of benefits of the mega - a bit longer, true but same diameter and 2x batt life before recharge.
Thanks Kent, I'll check those out if my latest order doesn't do the trick for me.
Yes.
By the way, great name![]()
Thats good news. And finally someone recognized my name lol. Its a bit obscure I know, but my favorite episode.
Back to topic, can someone with experience tell me how the mega batts perform? My regular 510 batts are have pretty poor life.
510 PCC is crap. The tube holding the battery pulls away from the battery because it is only secured with glue. The screws holding the lid in place are about the size of a pinhead and break very easily--you will find out if you drop the PCC on the floor.
And by using the 510 megabatt, the PCC is unnecessary, and has really become obsolete, IMHO.
Dave
Hmm. My 510 PCC has worked very well for me, and I got my dad one and his is working well too. Guess you got a bad one.
Hmm. My 510 PCC has worked very well for me, and I got my dad one and his is working well too. Guess you got a bad one.
Hmm. My 510 PCC has worked very well for me, and I got my dad one and his is working well too. Guess you got a bad one.
Nope. Many forum participants have admitted to having to stick spacers under the lid to keep the battery in contact with battery. This worked for a while, until I opened up the PCC and found the tube secured with something like silicone sealant. It continues to stretch away from the batt over time, until the spacer becomes so thick that closing the lid will break it.
Dave
I have opened mine up and the charging tube is secured with an adhesive that is substantially more robust than a silicone sealant. Perhaps they have changed the design since you got yours due to this original issue? (Or perhaps mine is from a different manufacturer)
I have opened mine up and the charging tube is secured with an adhesive that is substantially more robust than a silicone sealant. Perhaps they have changed the design since you got yours due to this original issue? (Or perhaps mine is from a different manufacturer)
Nope. Many forum participants have admitted to having to stick spacers under the lid to keep the battery in contact with battery. This worked for a while, until I opened up the PCC and found the tube secured with something like silicone sealant. It continues to stretch away from the batt over time, until the spacer becomes so thick that closing the lid will break it.
I assume you have not yet had enough experience with the PCC to draw a conclusion about its reliablity. If I'm right, then I suggest you wait till you do. Otherwise you may be causing people to waste their money on an obsolete part.
Dave