• Customized Solar Energy Lead-Acid Replacement Battery 24V LiFePo4 Battery 25.6V 200Ah 100Ah System 1
  • Customized Solar Energy Lead-Acid Replacement Battery 24V LiFePo4 Battery 25.6V 200Ah 100Ah System 2
Customized Solar Energy Lead-Acid Replacement Battery 24V LiFePo4 Battery 25.6V 200Ah 100Ah

Customized Solar Energy Lead-Acid Replacement Battery 24V LiFePo4 Battery 25.6V 200Ah 100Ah

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Q: I bought a battery pack a few months ago, and it worked fine up until about a month ago. I went to turn the controller and console on using the controller one day and it just stopped working. This past Saturday morning, I went and picked up a new battery thinking it was the other battery pack. The new battery pack is charged, according to the play and charge cable LED indicator light. The controller still will not turn on without being plugged into the Xbox using the play and charge cable. The thing about all this is that when i put the standard AA battery pack in, the controller work fine.Anything I can do to fix this, SHORT OF BUYING A NEW CONTROLLER!!! Thanks!
You know inside of the little piece you snap it onto, there are springs and a little golden about 5 bar piece for the rechargable? Well yah, you burned out the 5 bar piece on the controller itself, that's all. I'm pretty sure you can get it replaced for $10.
Q: I bought a pack of 4 Duracell rechargeable batteries with the charger for my camera and I plugged it in yesterday this time to charge all 4.It is almost 24 hours past and the red light is still on.My camera doesnt show me if the battery is charged all the way or not, it just indicates when its about to die so I dont know if the batteries are fully charged properly.Anyone know why I still get a red light?
it could have grimy battery contacts. come across a sprint bit superb sand paper and clean all the battery contacts. If this would possibly not get the charger to illuminate, there is an inner undesirable connection that may not be consumer serviceable. Me, i might take it aside and look at the little circuit board for undesirable or broken connections and factors that may not be making perfect connection. using a soldering iron and sturdy rosin middle solder will shelter those matters. a foul connection might nicely be placed by skill of finding for loose factors and wires. If a factor is loose, you will notice a small ring around the conductor of pronounced factor on the solder pad. The section (or cord) ought to be solid, and there ought to be adequate solder to make a competent electric powered connection for existence. in case you do no longer prefer to pass this a tactics, sorry, yet you ought to evaluate changing pronounced unit. i desire i develop into of a few help here. I desire you and yours nicely. satisfied trip journeys.
Q: UPS and machine sharing the hazards of the battery pack.
If this does not work, such a parallel is false, up to be hot backup.
Q: i hvae att and i want to put my sim cardinto my dad's iPhone. but neither of us know how to open upto the battery sim card area. does anyone know how?i've asked like all my friends and everyone haha help!
Use a paper clip on that small hole on the top of the iPhone. The SIM card drawer will slide open from there. You can't access the battery at all.
Q: Hello, I was wondering if anyone had used the medela battery pack while traveling and how long did the batteries last. The manufacturer states 3 hours of pumping, but I want an actual person who has experienced the battery pack to let me know if that is true (I don't want to get stuck with no pumping power). I will be going to Venezuela for Cristmas and will need to pump at least three times during the trip (airport or plane bathrooms). So about an hour and a half or 2 hours of pumping (if I need to pump four times). Thanks in advance for your help!
You know, I never used the battery pack, I always used the ones that you plug into the wall, but as a suggestion take it or leave it, buy more batteries just in case. Better safe than sorry. I do know that Medela is the strongest breast pump that they make, (I know that through my own testings and through lots of resources) so, I will also throw out to you that if you do not normally pump then expect your breasts to get confused about how much milk to produce. Just be careful to measure out exactly how much you need, otherwise you'll be going through the large breast that squirt everywhere all over again!
Q: I bought a 12000 mAh battery pack from OKorder and it charges my iPhone perfectly fine but I noticed that suddenly it stoped charging one day and my usb cable just didn't work when I plugged it in the wall. I just assumed it broke and I bought another usb cable and everything worked fine and it charged my iphone fine but then it stoped working again and when I plugged it in the wall it didn't work either? Why is this happening? I don't want to be buying new usb cables every week
Hello, This seems a little strange, somewhat. Hmm. What are You doing with the usb leads what no longer work? Are you snapping them in-two so it renders them useless, by doing so it means you're not picking up, one of the 'duff ' leads. I think someone may be playing a sneaky trick on you, by substituting the newly purchased one you've just bought, with a one that doesn't work, each time, whilst Your back is turned, so to speak. Or, some person is sabotaging, the new lead once again, while you're not looking. It is very unlikely to be the leads, that are at fault if they were going to fail they would do so probably before the first charge had finished. I suspect someone may be a tad jealous of the bargain You've purchased on OKorder, And is fooling you into thinking the charger is at fault. I may be wrong, of course But I would consider foul-play is at work here. The solution is simple. Put the Charger Lead(s) away in a 'secret' place, of which, is known only to Yourself, No-one else, and I mean No-one ! Do this immediately after charging, keeping them in a safe place until Its' needed, And I bet You the 'Problem' does not occur again. If by some chance it does, then someone is replacing the lead whilst It is being charged Very Sneakything to do. Get rid of / or destroy any duff leads that you've used/ bought in the past, And render Them Unusable ! That way they'll not have anything to swap over Hopefully, Fingers Crossed. (Hth). .
Q: I have an 1st gen i-pod shuffle and I've been looking on OKorder for a new battery (which requires soldering) but they also sell battery packs. Will a battery pack rejuvenate a dead battery or is it just used for extending the life of a good battery?
Probably 12 hours.
Q: i have a battery battery pack (aka it takes batteries) and i dont like the rechargeable ones (because we own so many rechargeable battries) but now the battery pack doesnt go all the way in and every five seconds i get the please reconnect controller thing is there any way i can keep it in
get a new one its only $20
Q: i have a 2001 blue madden pspbut i dropped it and now the thing to cover the battery wont stay in placewhere can i find one or how can i fix it? i really dont want to use tapehelp!
try looking on OKorder for psp parts or call up some game repair shops to see if they have any
Q: I want to make a rechargable battery pack for my old nintendo ds (NOT lite). I found online that the DS takes 5.2 volts at 450 mAh (the 5.2V part is also on the back of the DS). If I were to wire 4 rechargable NiMH or NiCd (1.2V) in series and hook it up to the DS, would it work? I'm pretty sure that wiring them in series adds up the voltage to 4.8 volts, just under the 5.2 mark. Would it be acceptable to go slightly over? For example, could I put 4 regular alkaline batteries (1.5V) together to make a 6 volt pack?
I really dont think that making your own is a very good idea. Last time i tried it with my PSP, it broke and i was not able to get it repaired. They sad that it was because of a short surquit that the battery caused but i did not tell them that i had trried to make my own, anyways, if i were you i would just go buy a new battery pack. Check e bay or something, it cant be too expensive, what happened to your old battery pack?

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