Lithium Ion battery

Feb 16, 2011 10 Replies

Hi,



I am lokking for Lithium Ion battery ( 3.7 volts and 1300mAH) without the temparature prong. Any advice!



Thanks John


Plus offcourse I have size restriction of Length 1.5 inches and width

1.3 inches

Thanks John

Mmm...

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...they have many others to choose from...

What don't you like about the temperature pin? Can't you just ignore it?

Try Batteries America. LiIon batteries are used extensively in radio control aircraft these days, because of the energy density, and folks rarely use packs with temperature sensors. Usually when you get to that size of cell you get them made up into batteries, but there are vendors that used to (and probably still does) sell individual cells.

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No chance to change that ratio? Otherwise you could consider the 16850 size which is very popular:

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Use any ordinary one, and just ignore the temperature prong?

Good Luck! Rich

You did of course mean 18650 ...

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I just bought a bunch of the LG cells,

And rebuilt the Laptop battery pack. So far so good, just over 2200mah after 1/2 dozen cycles. Beats $120 for a new pack.

Cheers

Yes, sorry for the typo.

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Lithium ion cells and cat tools--that's a strange combo.

Sure does. I might need some of those myself--my fave computer (an OmniBook 600c '486 from '94) uses a couple, and they're getting tired.

-- Cheers, James Arthur

I am looking for same battery specs. but UL approved. Any suggestion.

John

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