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Rez 02-04-2004 02:15 PM

Li-Ion
 
I've been looking for a source of AA sized Li-Ion 3.6v batteries. The guy over at Atmic Mods has them available, but at $19 per cell, I think he's over charging. I've found several other places that carry batteries of the same specs, but they're OEM or sell only to dealers and distributors. I expect these batteries to be expensive, but $19 seems a bit much. Has anyone else found another supplier, or at least a price comparison?

xxspeednplayaxx 02-04-2004 07:49 PM

hey rez, ill hunt you down some affordable lipoly thats 3.6V and will fit in out xmods...


have no fear mike is here!

bob256 02-04-2004 09:29 PM

I have 4.2v lithium cells that'll fit under the xmods body with no modification, not a normal sized cell though(rectangular shaped but very small), put out about 1000 mah, may require a different charger, though. Email me or private message me for details ( i'll beat his price )

bob256 02-04-2004 09:29 PM

forgot to say their rechargeable

ninja828 02-05-2004 12:44 PM

oOoOo...it looks as if robertbyrd is gonna have some competition soon.......:p

spitty12 02-05-2004 12:49 PM

Let's see some pics Bob

Rez 02-05-2004 03:52 PM

In the same line as the Li-Ion batteries, does anyone have a low voltage cut off circuit? Running the Li-Ion batteries to less than 20% or so is supposed to damage the batteries, no?

bob256 02-05-2004 04:38 PM

i can design a chip tha'll shut off at 20% rated voltage using a PIC microcontroller for about $25, just give me some time, i have finals coming up in about a week or two. I'm also working on a charger for the batteries, since there's no charger for a reasonable price.
here is a picture of the 1020 mah cell , puts out about 4.2v
max of 4c ( 4 times rated current ) or 5 amps

bob256 02-05-2004 04:39 PM

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Whoops, here yah go:p

boxcrash 02-05-2004 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bob256
i can design a chip tha'll shut off at 20% rated voltage using a PIC microcontroller for about $25, just give me some time, i have finals coming up in about a week or two. I'm also working on a charger for the batteries, since there's no charger for a reasonable price.
here is a picture of the 1020 mah cell , puts out about 4.2v
max of 4c ( 4 times rated current ) or 5 amps

Super sweet, I would jump on that, if the prices are good.

I see the size but could 3 of those fit under the body of a XMod without to crazy of mods.
I know the limits of the stock Microcontroller, so no worries.:D

bob256 02-05-2004 06:14 PM

Hey, i made PRO!!:D :D YAY!!!:p
DOUBLE YAAAY!!:p

bob256 02-05-2004 06:25 PM

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Here is a battery that might be more suitable if you are planning to try and fit several under the car. it has the same voltage output , just less current , 700 mah( still as good as the RS aaa cells though ) remeber, these batteries NEED SPECIAL RESPECT, you need to watch them while they charge and don't let them get below 20% rated voltage or stay in a hot car or warm area, LITHIUM is the active word in the phrase LITHIUM batteries, it is one of the most reactive element known to man ( seriously, i only think potassium is worse )

ninja828 02-05-2004 09:02 PM

now the next problem is fittin the li-ion batts, neuro's fet mod and jshwaa's reg mod all under the xmod body

boxcrash 02-05-2004 09:59 PM

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Originally posted by bob256
Here is a battery that might be more suitable if you are planning to try and fit several under the car. it has the same voltage output , just less current , 700 mah( still as good as the RS aaa cells though ) remeber, these batteries NEED SPECIAL RESPECT, you need to watch them while they charge and don't let them get below 20% rated voltage or stay in a hot car or warm area, LITHIUM is the active word in the phrase LITHIUM batteries, it is one of the most reactive element known to man ( seriously, i only think potassium is worse )
Those would probably be perfect...........

Yeah unfortunetly they are very delicate and pulling them down to low can kill them.

Nice, very nice.:D

TypeZer0 02-05-2004 10:24 PM

what's the highest steady current draw it can safely handle? i remember this site selling li-poly's about the same size as yours and theirs could handle about 2.5 Amps of constant draw, with about 3 to 4 Amps of maximum momentary draw


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