So I go into radioshack to find me a good battery. I look over and see this thing:
The battery in question
On the package of the battery, it reads:
4A 7.4V
So i'm thinking naturally, woah! A nice Li-poly battery! Little did I know that the battery's rating was actually 450 mA. Not even close to the 4A rating on the package.
So anyway, if you're looking for a good battery at the shack, DON'T go with this one.
-bioniclebert
Tip: DON'T buy this battery.
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Rellizate wrote:Whao really? Sure it wasn't put in the wrong package? How did you find out the real MAH rating?
Well I checked just that. I thought I had some kind of mis-labeled unit or something. I checked ebay, all of the auctions listed the battery as what mine was listed as, 4A. When I opened it up, I looked on the battery itself, and it said 450mA on it, and so did the manual.
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Heh, well having the amperage is mislabeled, how am I supposed to assume that is even correct?Skyone wrote:How could you mistake that with 4A?Battery Average Run Time :: 12 MINUTES
Anyway, as far as the return goes, it's going back pronto. (I like that word, pronto). I ended up getting a nice battery and charger from http://www.batteryspace.com/
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