If you can get them to fit it would be great. The problem with charging is not
really the charger, which are as you pointed out inexpensive to build, but with
the connector to the M15v battery pack. Lead acid cells, other than for the full
discharge thing are definatly user friendly. They are also considerably less
expensive than NiCD or NiMH.
Jim Couch
Dirk Wright wrote:
>
>
> Well, it was just a suggestion, as I know that lead/acid cells don't have any
> of the problems of the others. I know they have a "D" size at least, since
> that's what my Quantum battery pack uses. I have no idea about chargers
> either, except that they appear to be quite simple, based on the circuitry in
> the Quantum. One difference is that you never want to run down a lead/acid
> completely, and you have to give it a charge once in a while even if you
> haven't used it at all. But they are really killer when it comes to power
> output.
> --
> Be Seeing You.
> Dirk Wright
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