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#Post#: 728--------------------------------------------------
Uses for 10280's
By: AMK Date: April 23, 2013, 3:40 am
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Due to a small misunderstanding >:( I now have 4 AW brand
10280's. So rather than try to send them back I started looking
around to see what I can use them for.
Not very much it would appear :'( The only light I have found
so far that takes them unmodified is Peak Eiger 10280
HTML http://www.oveready.com/peak-flashlights/10280-peak-eiger/prod_158.html.
Does anyone know of any anything else that takes these straight
up or with a little modification. I am a flashlight mod virgin
but have a background in electronics (if rusty) so I know my way
around a soldering iron.
I also thought if making up a spacer and using one in my 2AAA
mini maglite?
#Post#: 730--------------------------------------------------
Re: Uses for 10280's
By: MRsDNF Date: April 23, 2013, 4:35 am
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Thats a bummer ordering or getting the wrong items. Whats the
rating on the batteries?
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: AMK Date: April 23, 2013, 4:42 am
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They are AW 10280 LiCo unprotected
HTML http://www.oveready.com/battery-/batteries/aw-10280-li-ion-rechargeable-battery/prod_242.html.
[list]
[li][font=arial]10 mm Width (AAA diameter)
[/font][/li]
[li][font=arial]28 mm Length (two thirds AAA length)
[/font][/li]
[li][font=arial]3.7 Nominal Volts (4.2v peak)[/font][/li]
[li][font=arial]180 mAh[/font][/li]
[/list]The fault was mine I bought them privately and misread
the description.
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: MRsDNF Date: April 23, 2013, 5:54 am
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Gees. 180mHa isn't much. The only suggestion I have is a very
small custom made key ring light with a kd 7135 driver or such
with the ultra low mode, .04 amp set as the first mode turned on
along with an XP-G2 led. I dont know a thing about Maglite's.
#Post#: 736--------------------------------------------------
Re: Uses for 10280's
By: AMK Date: April 23, 2013, 7:56 am
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I have found a spec sheet if it helps
HTML http://www.pbq-batteries.com/datasheets/Lithium/ER/ER10280.pdf
HTML http://www.pbq-batteries.com/datasheets/Lithium/ER/ER10280.pdf
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: relic38 Date: April 27, 2013, 2:43 pm
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Note that ER10280 are not Li Ion. That is a totally different
thing, they are designed for VERY low current loads.
If OP refers to Li Ion cells (I thinks so) the cirve will be
different.
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: AMK Date: April 27, 2013, 3:25 pm
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[quote author=AMK link=topic=233.msg731#msg731 date=1366710129]
They are AW 10280 LiCo unprotected
HTML http://www.oveready.com/battery-/batteries/aw-10280-li-ion-rechargeable-battery/prod_242.html.
[/quote]
Not Li Ion but LiCo as stated above.
The PDF refers to them as Li-SoCl so I am a little confused.
Still I would like to find a use for them.
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: relic38 Date: April 27, 2013, 3:58 pm
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Are the AW ones LiSoCl? I would not have expected that.
LiSoCl get used in devices where high capacity and very low
drain are required. Wireless sensors is a popular place. For
LED lights, these would only be useful around 5 to 10 mA of
drive current. They have a virtually flat discharge curve,
which is nice. Note the LiSoCl chemistry is a primary which is
not rechargeable.
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: CarpentryHero Date: May 1, 2013, 9:00 am
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Can you get a spacer and use it in a Tank07 e09 or fenix LD01 ?
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Re: Uses for 10280's
By: relic38 Date: May 1, 2013, 9:31 am
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LiCo is Li-Ion and is rechargeable. LiSoCl is totally
different, not rechargeable.
I think a spacer for the Tank007 could be made easily enough.
Tinfoil wrapped around a piece of wood doweling (or a piece of
pencil) for a quick hack job.
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