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Old 22nd September 2007, 13:08   #38 (permalink)
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Re: Meg Low Battery Warning and Battery Compartment

Quote: (Originally Posted by Gilles) View Original Post
Hopefully my battery welding days are over. Seems to work ok in the secondary. Looking at the tech specs of these 9V batteries, they have a nice continuous loss of voltage with depletion, hopefully failing in a very predictable manner.
Gilles,

that is some nice pics. call me stupid, but i was never good with electronics. (in terms of volt, amp, etc).

isn't that configuration making the output, 18v? could you explain a bit more? or do you aim to get a longer duration on that? because i have found some batteries on the net, which are supposed to be giving a triple amount of working time. i'll try and find a link and will post it for you.

to be honest, after this thread came up, i sort of liked the idea of having those batteries into my unit. that would have saved me from welding 5 batteries together and puting tape etc.

One question though. is it clear that a 9volt battery will work fine. what i mean is that people have tested them on their megs, as a "save a dive " battery, which would probably mean that it was used only for 3-4 hours at the most, if i am right. has anyone had them for ages on their unit? that isthe guy to ask if the electronics are ok.

Thanks.

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