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1. Rigorous quality control meets the highest international standards.

2. High-transmissivity low-iron tempered glass, strong aluminium frame.

3. Using UV-resistant silicon.

4. IS09001/14001/CE/TUV/UL  

 

 

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1. 10 years limited product warranty

2. 15 years at 90% of the minimal rated power output

3. 25 years at 80% of the minimal rated power output

 

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Q: i bought 2 gameware rechargable battery packs for my xbox 360 a year a go and they stopped working about 4 - 6 months ago, they only work when they are plugged in with the wire thats supposed to charge them but now there broke they wont charge they only turn on. there is no reason for them braking, or none that i know of. can somebody tell me whether the official microsoft rechargable battery packs do this aswell, because is they do i will buy some of them, but if they dont im not going to bother.
Like any rechargeable battery over time they wont be able to keep a charge. The microsoft ones do the same thing . If you charge them to much they don't last as long . Mine last 2 years before it wore out . Its normal either buy a wired controller use the cord or just get use to buying new battery packs when they wear out if you want to have a wireless controller .
Q: I have a 2003 Honda hybrid battery pack that's no longer working. Can I buy one at an auto parts store?? How much?? Or do I HAVE to have the dealer replace it
Go to a salvage yard or a dealership.
Q: I don't understand why if there's this big worry with electric cars about range anxiety, is why they all don't just use the 85kwh batteries used on tesla cars to achieve around 300 miles of range. It would give EV's the kick start they need. If one were to pay big bucks could they have those types of batteries installed into say a leaf or a rav4 ev to get better range? Thanks!
you like the battery to commence your vehicle, as this might grant power for the starter and the gasoline pump. as quickly as the vehicle is began you could disconnect the battery and specific the vehicle will run off of the alternator. even though, devoid of battery put in the alternator will proceed to run larger and better amperage attempting to cost the battery that's no longer there and at last will burn out any delicate electronics, including stereo, Engine administration Unit, and probably burn out wiring. no longer a sturdy theory in any respect to run a vehicle devoid of battery.
Q: I have put together a 4.8v battery pack for a project I am working on. it consists of 20 1.2v 1200mah cells in 5 groups of 4. if I have done my math correctly, the total current output on this should be 24,000 mah or 24 amp hours. since the voltage is 4.8v and when fully charged the volt meter reads 5.2v across the pos and neg terminals. I need to come up with a charger for this battery pack.I figured on basing it on a 8 hour charge schedule having the charger put out a total of 6400 mah or 6.4 amps. my problem is that I don't know how much higher to have the voltage output on the charger. I read somewhere that for each cell that is 1.2v the charger should put out 1.5v to .1.6v is this true or is there another approach?
sure and perchance watching the layout of the NiCd charger. Older NiCd chargers generally have timers to charge the NiCd. because of the fact the NiMh batteries have a much bigger charge ability, the NiCd charger will undercharge it. The NiCd speedy charger can probably overcharge the NiMH because of the fact it maximum probable won't have the circuitry to end the charge the as quickly as the NiMH is completely charged. If the NiMH gets warm then you definately would be responsive to it rather is being overcharged. The NiCd trickle charger will take too long to absolutely charge a NiMH because of the fact of its larger ability. The greater moderen NiCd chargers might have the smarter circuitry in them to locate optimal charging circumstances. in case you won't be ready to locate for particular in the journey that your charger is any of the above, you are able to attempt and notice what it does on your NiCd battery.
Q: Camera i use is a Panasonic DMC-FS3 with a 3.6V 1000mAh battery pack
As long as both batteries fit the camera, the answer is likely yes although 3rd party batteries are typically of lesser quality even though they might appear to have a higher mAh rating. For all practical purposes 3.7v is the same as a 3.6v battery. 1150 vs. 1000 isn't likely to be any real difference.
Q: I need a good battery grip for my nikon D90. I've heard the Zeikos is good, but the Nikon grip is pointless for the price because it does nothing for the camera other than extend battery life. Yes you get the reliability of the the brand name, but I don't wanna spend that much. Thanks for the advice prior to your answer.
Buying a cheap junk aftermarket grip 1) is an insult to your camera and 2) could ruin your camera. Stop being cheap and by the MD-D80. Grips do NOT extend battery life. If you have two batteries, then you have two batteries.
Q: I have an XBOX 360 battery pack, and it doe's not work. when ever I put the charger on the controller, the controller just does nothing, but the controller does work, but when I leave for a long time, it's still not charged. What can I do ?
you put battery pack in right position perhaps you put your battery wrong side so its wont charge see if BATTERY its in good position but it could be no this its weired i cannot see any problems so only this one it wont charge because you put it in wrong position try to take it off and put other position see what happens if it wont charge its something goes wrong with charger it could work but its have no charge connection bad connection or contact if you have guarantee just go to game shop or game store were you bought it and see if they can solve the problem or give you new one
Q: I purchased the Xbox 360 play and charge kit. I have had it for over 2 months and it has just stopped charging when on the charger. It is not a faulty charger because when i unplug and plug the charger back in all the lights light up. Yet when I put the rechargeable battery on the charger it doesn't light up and it doesn't charge. How can I fix this?
ok make sure the battery pack in your controller is the rechargable type and if it is and it still dosnt work then maby the pattery back got worn out, how idk, maby u charged it to long once and it over heated
Q: Hey everybody, thanks for any responses. My laptop recently stopped working. It's some sort of battery problem. The problem is, I don't know whether it is with the battery pack or battery charger. I was wondering if there was some way to tell which one???It's out of warranty and the manufacturer wanted to charge me $35 for troubleshooting or drive 85 miles to troubleshoot at one of their locations.Thanks
Hi Wat the service center will do is that they will check with another adapter ( charger ) if the laptop is work thats mean is a battery prob. If it is not they will check with other battery and so on If no thing work thats mean u have an internal mother board problem Some of laptops has a voltage regulator inside but this need to open full motherboard for it.
Q: I have a 7.2 volt 4200mah flat battery pack made by proboat, and it will not work. When i try to charge it just beeps, and when I run it the battery has no power. Do you have an idea what is wrong?
Could just be old. Sounds similar to the battery packs used in my construction tools, or even my computer/cell phone. When I bought my iPhone, I checked with a battery shop (Batteries Plus - national chain). They said most batteries are good for about 400 to 500 recharge cycles. Excessive heat or cold damages them. Take it to a Batteries Plus or similar battery specialty shop for testing. They can tell you what's going on, and probably sell you a replacement for less than most places. They've been much cheaper for batteries for my Paslode tools, and for the laptop PCs.

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