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- I have a small motor that runs on 4 D cell batteries.I want to replace the power with something smaller and lighter but i cna't find any information on what to replace them with
- Smaller lighter will mean less running time, if you go too small, you could start a fire. Bad idea.
- I have 2 rechargable battery packs,1) 6V, 3200mAh2) 7.2V, 3600mAhQ1) Can I attach both of them in parallel (by first making sure they measure same volts at that time) because I was wondering, what would happen when I'll charge the combined battery !? as one of the packs can reach 7.2V, while the other 6V only. [if not, any alternate solutions?]Q2) Would I get a total power of 3200+3600 6800mAh ?Thanks.
- q1, No, not a good idea. q2, No, the 6V pack will add very little. But if you added a cell to the 6V pack, or removed a cell from the 7.2 V
- I have a sprinkler timer in the garage that is both connected to ac and a 9v battery. The 9 volt battery fails a lot. It actually powers the memory of each sprinkler station and run times. When the 9v battery is too weak to power the memory , the entire sprinkler system shuts down and reboots but will not run. How do I rewire the memory unit so that it runs on ac instead. I have an old 9v power pack that puts out 9 volts and 450 mA. Can I safely just connect it to the 9v connectors on my sprinkler timer?
- Possibly not safe, as it may produce as much as 12 volts when the memory unit uses only one or two milliamps. How about connecting an extra 9 volt battery in parallel, and change the 2 month old battery about once per month.
- I have an e-bike using a 36 volt-9 amp battery pack.Can I use the same smart charger if I increase the capacity to 48 volts-9 amps?
- Probably not. It might work the other way around though. A 48V charger might work OK for 36V packs since each cell is charged independently with a smart charger. Most often smart chargers are designed for a specific cell configuration. Many have unique balance connectors that will only fit a battery pack with a matching connector. A 36V pack is likely configured 10S (10 cells in series) while a 48V pack is 13S (13 cells in series).
- i lost my battery pack for my xbox360 controller
- Was it a play and charge kit cause you can just use the cable and controller to play without a battery pack
- DUE TONIGHT PLEASE HELPA 90 kg astronaut floating out in space is carrying a 1.0 kg TV camera and a 10 kg battery pack. He's drifting toward his ship but, in order to get back faster, he hurls the camera out into space (away from the space ship) at 18 m/s and then throws the battery at 11 m/s in the same direction. What's the resulting increase in his speed after each throw?speed increase after discarding camera.?speed increase after discarding battery?
- The key here is to remember that momentum is conserved. Momentum is mass times velocity. Are you sure you've got the masses right, surely the TV camera is heavier than the battery pack? Since (relative to each other), neither astronaut, nor camera nor battery is moving, the total momentum can be taken to be zero. So after throwing the camera away, the total momentum should be zero m/s. That means the astronaut should have equal momentum in magnitude, but opposite in direction, to the camera. Let's take the direction the camera was thrown in to be negative. Then the momentum of the camera after it is released is (1.0 kg)(-18 m/s) -18 kg m/s. So the momentum after discarding the camera must be 18 kg m/s. Dividing by the mass of the astronaut (plus battery pack, as he's still got it at this point), which is 100 kg, gives an increase in speed of 0.18 m/s. Now we do the same thing with the battery pack. Since, relative to each other, neither are moving, we can say that the total momentum before releasing it is zero, so the total momentum after releasing it must be zero also. The momentum of the battery pack, since it is thrown in the negative direction also, is (10 kg)(-11 m/s) -110 kg m/s. Therefore the total momentum of the astronaut must increase by 110 kg m/s also, and dividing by the mass of the astronaut (90 kg) gives a speed increase of 1.22 m/s.
- I have a battery pack that looks like it's 16 D batteries joined together with single plug. Seems to be a pack that would be used to power display merchandise in stores, such as games.
- By value do you mean cash value? I have no idea. Probably not much, who wants the expense of buying 16 D cells. If you electrical value, it will depend on how the batteries are connected together. It could be anywhere from 1.5 volts up to 48 volts.
