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FAQ

i got this new Lenovo Thinkpad x61 tablet PC, and it's pretty great, except for the battery . i get less than an hour at full powerthere is a setting that lets it run for like 14 hours, but it's slow as heck , and i hate the in between settings as welli want to run my laptop at full power / full performance all the timeso are there any good battery packs that can help me do this?

buy an inverter and hook it to a car battery

How do I calculate the number of UPS delay battery packs?

0.5KVA UPS is back-up, no external battery. The smallest on-line is 1K, no 0.5K.

i have a rechargable battery pack but when i put it in the red light stays on for a second then goes to green and its not even charged

Xbox 360 Battery Charger

I heard that there's an official Microsoft rechargeable battery pack that can be used with the Play and Charge Kit, and another one that's only a shell battery compartment that you attach to your controller and use normal disposable batteries for it. Which kind of battery pack is included when you buy an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller?

The Rechargeable Battery Pack for the Xbox 360 controller contains two AA nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries inside a sealed casing, with a custom connector on the rear to allow charging through the Xbox 360 controller itself. If you need more information you can visit the following link

I just bought two of these new charge and play battery packs for my xbox 360 controllers, and the ring of light on the controller won't stop flashing. I can't sync a new controller to the system, control anything, or even turn the controller off (unless I take out the battery pack). All 4 quadrants on the ring of light on the controller flash simultaniously. I bought two of these, and neither of them seem to work, so I must be doing something wrong.Thanks for any help.

You have to let it charge ALL the way for like 8 hours (yes, leave the Xbox on, but in a well-ventilated area so it doesn't overheat). Once it's had its initial juice, then you should be OK. Quit trying to play it before charging it up. You're killing the life of those batteries, dude.

I have a d-boys m4 and it came with a 9.4 volt 1100 battery . my question is that can Get a better battery to work in my gun that will raise the shots per minute and possibly the fps mainly the shots per minute without messing up my gun. Thank You All Very Much (P.S.) my gun has a battery box and if possible could you give me a link

Higher voltage will increase the rate of fire, but I wouldn't recommend it because most stock gears cannot handle that much stress. In other words, yes but you would have to put some very good internal upgrades into the gun, or else you could destroy the gun. And the battery cannot influence FPS of the gun, only rate of fire.

I have a lipo rc helicopter that runs off of a lipo 2 cell 7.4 volt battery i was wondering, since the battery overheated and is no use anymore, can i run the helitcopter off of a usb battery pack? with the equivelant of 6/7 volts?

Most likely no, due to insufficient capacity. What caused it to overheat? Using the wrong charger, or an electrical fault.

Will the battery 18650 battery capacity AH is how to count?

Learned physics friends know, W (watts, power units) = V (volts, voltage units) × A (safety, current units).