Can you buy a Protection Circuit?

[Ridewithme38]

I know never us batteries without protection...I was looking at these as sort of something to play with for my next mod...

Saft 3.6V/950mAh High-Capacity Lithium Battery - RadioShack.com

I'm pretty sure they're NOT protected...Pretty sure they're not Rechargable...but its just something i want to play with...

Really with two of these batteries in a Nico-Stick type dual AA Box(Even a Single A box)...You could have 3.6v 1900mAh or 7.2v 950mAh(Regulated down to 5V)

Really i just want to play with High Volts in small spaces...I Ordered a 5V regulator from TI Part number TI # UCC383TDKTTT-5G3

OR

Are there any 14250 Batteries with Protection Circuits that are rechargable?

 

[youfillintheblank]

Wow that's friggin' expensive! Yes, definitely rechargeable, I don't think there is such a thing as a primary 3.6v batt. BTW there is NO way that battery is 950mah...maybe 300mah. You can get protection circuits from dealextreme.com, DealExtreme: $1.19 Charge/Discharge Protective Circuit Board for Rechargeable Li-Ion Batteries (13.4mm*1.7mm)

and you can get that same battery way cheaper from any ecig supplier that sells the battery for minipipe/ladypipe. Same size battery.

 

[warp1900]

Radio Sharks never ceases to amaze me

 

[kinabaloo]

I have a feeling that those batteries are low current - backup batteries - and will not work in a PV.

 

[Hotot]

I have a feeling that those batteries are low current - backup batteries - and will not work in a PV.

I agree I looked up the battery it replaces (LS14250C first link was for $6.50) The technical specs show its 15 mA. Thats why the mAh is so high because its made to draw very low current. It won't work for a PV

Edit: to answer your actual question u can find pcb's here http://www.batteryspace.com/pcmforli-coli-mn-nibatterypacks.aspx