Oh no not another battery questions thread!
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I know true... was referring to the Transformer
I'm trying to decide if I should go with the Transformer with the cr123a batteries.
My Grant takes 2 cr2 3 volts 800 mAh batteries to get 6 volts.
The Transformer takes 2 cr123a 3 volts 800 mAh batteries to get 6 volts.
I'm wondering if there is a difference in performance with these battieres.
Mamu, in theory there should be no difference but the best answer is from somebody that has tried it.
I really hoped you would keep the yes answering streak
No freebie for me then
As you saw, no one answer!!!
I really hoped you would keep the yes answering streak
No freebie for me then
Mamu, in theory there should be no difference but the best answer is from somebody that has tried it.
I really hoped you would keep the yes answering streak
No freebie for me then
Lol aww Caesar, I'll pm you the next he's on a Yes rampage
Mamu Caesar's definitely right, but wouldn't you rather use 18650??
As for the batteries I want to say that there is no need for cr123A. The reason is that they are 16mm in diameter and 35mm in length and they are 800 mah. The 17335 are better because they 1,5mm smaller but fater and 1000 mah.
So I will not make the trans 3mm bigger only for cr123A for 2 reasons:
1) They dont offer anything to existing power (we have 17335 witch give 25% more power)
2) No one has cr123A 3v, so no one will complain about "loosing" batteries if buys the GG.
ps....... we dont want just to have options for fun, we want to have the best options for best fun!!!
ps 2........ The option for cr123A lovers exists. You buy an adapter and you put what ever battery you want
So I will not make the trans 3mm bigger only for cr123A for 2 reasons:
1) They dont offer anything to existing power (we have 17335 witch give 25% more power)
2) No one has cr123A 3v, so no one will complain about "loosing" batteries if buys the GG.
ps....... we dont want just to have options for fun, we want to have the best options for best fun!!!
ps 2........ The option for cr123A lovers exists. You buy an adapter and you put what ever battery you want
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I got another question hehe! In the GG Grant can protected batteries be used? are the ones that come with it protected?
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No battery fire for me!! Now All my concerns are gone and I can't wait for GG to arrive!!!
hey
would this battery here work? for the GG Grant
"AW high quality 18650 3.7v - 2200 mah rechargeable lithium battery with full PCB protection for over charge / over discharge / over current and short circuit."
i cant post the URL, not enough posts...
bvb
would this battery here work? for the GG Grant
"AW high quality 18650 3.7v - 2200 mah rechargeable lithium battery with full PCB protection for over charge / over discharge / over current and short circuit."
i cant post the URL, not enough posts...
bvb
Like these, bionic?
DealExtreme: $8.79 TrustFire Protected 2000mAh 3.7V TR 18650 Battery (2-Pack)
I've been told they will. But wait for Imeo to confirm.
DealExtreme: $8.79 TrustFire Protected 2000mAh 3.7V TR 18650 Battery (2-Pack)
I've been told they will. But wait for Imeo to confirm.
they seem to be the same number, 18650, these ones are black and more expensive. those you linked too actually look like a better deal!
Imeo said the 18650 can only be used in the Transformer. So I gave some bad info. Sorry!
These are the ones I ordered, tribal.
DealExtreme: $3.82 Rechargeable 3V CR2 800mAh Green 2 Packs
I hope they're the right ones.
Yes they are honey
They are protected tribal, look the text in its side and look the question section for these batteries
I know nothing of batteries, but someone put this link for batteries for the SD. Which probably has no bearing at all to what you speak about, but he bought the £27.50 kit for the SD, and they are protected, although he says they are a little bigger than CR2.
http://thephotonshop.co.uk/page43.htm
http://thephotonshop.co.uk/page43.htm
Now I saw the link. They are not cr2 but cr123A. Of course they are bigger than cr2, they are totally diferent batteries
Well I did say it had no bearing...
Its just a link where they may be able to get the right batteries, not saying these particular ones..
And its UK, which is handy for UK people.
I will just get mine from Tim as I havent a clue which is right and which is wrong, so will play safe..lol
Its just a link where they may be able to get the right batteries, not saying these particular ones..
And its UK, which is handy for UK people.
I will just get mine from Tim as I havent a clue which is right and which is wrong, so will play safe..lol
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