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Orange
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Can I use 300mAh (or more) instead of 30mAh NiCd battery with same
voltage (3,6v) ? Its for a computer clock.
voltage (3,6v) ? Its for a computer clock.
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James Sweet
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"Orange" <orangeAMI@mail.ru> wrote in message
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You may have to modify the circuit slightly (usually just a resistor) that
limits charging current to about 10% of the battery's mAH rating. It may
work as-is but charge slowly.
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Yes, so long as the charging circuit can supply enough current to charge it.Can I use 300mAh (or more) instead of 30mAh NiCd battery with same
voltage (3,6v) ? Its for a computer clock.
You may have to modify the circuit slightly (usually just a resistor) that
limits charging current to about 10% of the battery's mAH rating. It may
work as-is but charge slowly.
A
Andre
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Orange <orangeAMI@mail.ru> wrote in message news:<8a9k20dga9g0gbcu4s7foioboloa8289ip@4ax.com>...
charging.
Check the datasheet for the battery you are using and compare with the
one you have, to make sure it is compatible.
-A
You can, but be aware that some types do not like continuous trickleCan I use 300mAh (or more) instead of 30mAh NiCd battery with same
voltage (3,6v) ? Its for a computer clock.
charging.
Check the datasheet for the battery you are using and compare with the
one you have, to make sure it is compatible.
-A