I need a link to 3.0 protected batts
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Those are the exact same batteries... just $2 less per battery
Holy cow! and the charger for them is $7 less (1/2 the price)
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didnt check the other site, but cloud has Raths Waffle, which is to die for.
Thinking about getting 2 3v batts for my flashlight, i know stacking isnt recomended, but why? Are there any direct health risks? Or is it just wacko's pushing to get rid of this stuff
Thinking about getting 2 3v batts for my flashlight, i know stacking isnt recomended, but why? Are there any direct health risks? Or is it just wacko's pushing to get rid of this stuff
Stacking, charging, and using unprotected Li-Ion batteries requires some knowledge, care, and proper procedures. They are dangerous. Added to that is our application really operates at the limits or outside of the operating range of the batteries we use. Max discharge rate of most of these batteries ranges from .5 amps to 2.5 amps. A 2.2 ohm load at 7v is going to try to draw close to 3 amps. and we're putting them in metal tubes we hold up to our face.
There were some unfortunate incidents/accidents. There are liability concerns. So it's not recommended.
There were some unfortunate incidents/accidents. There are liability concerns. So it's not recommended.
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