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AD_ward9 · 24th April 2007, 05:08

Quote: (Originally Posted by Faceless)

Agree, but i meant using rechargeable batteries.
Sorry for a wrong example, here is a more relevant one:

SAT AG - Battery-Packs | Point of Power
http://www.electrochem.org/meetings/...s/210/0356.pdf

"Mb sub" is using them within of a new line of their products:
Here is a quote from their site:
Advantages of Lithium-Manganese-accumulators

high efficiency, also in cold water
no more memory effect
no self discharging
good shelf life
don´t need security electronic
long life cycle
high capacity
may be charged in shut enclosures

http://www.mb-sub.com/88/?L=2

Sorry, the Duracell link was a datasheet on primary cells. I read over the research paper. It would be necessary to test them in helium under pressure. Are you aware of a commercial source for these?

Alex

24th April 2007, 05:08	#4 (permalink)
AD_ward9 So much more to learn Current Rebreather/s: Other CCR Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Scotland Posts: 1,732	Re: using LiMn batteries Quote: (Originally Posted by Faceless) Agree, but i meant using rechargeable batteries. Sorry for a wrong example, here is a more relevant one: SAT AG - Battery-Packs \| Point of Power http://www.electrochem.org/meetings/...s/210/0356.pdf "Mb sub" is using them within of a new line of their products: Here is a quote from their site: Advantages of Lithium-Manganese-accumulators high efficiency, also in cold water no more memory effect no self discharging good shelf life don´t need security electronic long life cycle high capacity may be charged in shut enclosures http://www.mb-sub.com/88/?L=2 Sorry, the Duracell link was a datasheet on primary cells. I read over the research paper. It would be necessary to test them in helium under pressure. Are you aware of a commercial source for these? Alex
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