Alright guys.... you know those yellow sub C cells everone has for their blue glow ignitors..... what mah are they?? I want to charge it on my charger but want to get the settings right. I don't want to have to feel the battery every 2 minutes to make sure it isn't going to light up on me.
Thanks!
And I am sure LH has them, but I know for a fact that it is what Al's sells with most of the ignitors that don't come with them (if that helps).
I'm not sure, but you could set it at like 200 Mah, then just count as you go, each cycle, see how much it takes, then when it peaks you will have the capacity.
Probably either on the cell, the box/package, etc Dan. It's probably a 1500 though..
Not on the cell, and they don't come in a package. You mut think I am a complete idiot..... haha
I do think you're an idiot
You don't want to know what I think of you then.... anyway. I'll just charge it and keep an eye on it I guess.
Nope. Haha.
But hey I was just agreeing with ya...
yeah i would guess 1200 or 1500 somewhere in there.
why not just unscrew it and take the battery out it should say on there
Czech-it-Out Graphics Wrote:why not just unscrew it and take the battery out it should say on there
Not should say, but will say somewhere (you just have search for it).
Cant tell what one of my ignitor has in it because it's wrapped in plastic....My other two ignitor cells are 1200 and 1300mah...
Czech-it-Out Graphics Wrote:why not just unscrew it and take the battery out it should say on there
If you would look up a few posts in the thread we already went over this. I checked before I posted this thread smartass.
free ride, just charge it at 1 or .9 amp and you should be fine, thats what i charge mine at.
Cool.... thanks man. I'll just set it for like 1300 mah or whatever. If it is 1500 underchaging it a tad shouldn't kill it and if it is a 1200 I dont think that little extra will smoke it. It should automatically detect capacity anyway.....
Just curious, but what charger are you using?
Czech-it-Out Graphics Wrote:piranaha
Yep.... one of the best for the money IMO. Tons of settings and works great.