Lit. ION batteries WHERE
11-27-2012, 02:29 PM
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Lit. ION batteries WHERE
I have several models with Lit. ION hard cells and a good charger for them. They are NO trouble.
My problem is to find who offers them now. Tried two website and requested a reply. None have come.
Cost is not the object. I just like them because they are sooo easy to use and as stable as NiMh or NIcads, plus hold the charge for months.
Just can't find them. The ones now in use are several years old.
I be uhf figgern' I might needs some replacements jus' any days now!!! Whar might thet be?
Thanks much for any advice.
My problem is to find who offers them now. Tried two website and requested a reply. None have come.
Cost is not the object. I just like them because they are sooo easy to use and as stable as NiMh or NIcads, plus hold the charge for months.
Just can't find them. The ones now in use are several years old.
I be uhf figgern' I might needs some replacements jus' any days now!!! Whar might thet be?
Thanks much for any advice.
11-27-2012, 08:59 PM
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RE: Lit. ION batteries WHERE
ORIGINAL: BarracudaHockey
My advice, switch to A123's
My advice, switch to A123's
Thanks for the thoughts.
11-28-2012, 03:23 PM
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RE: Lit. ION batteries WHERE
ORIGINAL: Hossfly
I have several models with Lit. ION hard cells and a good charger for them. They are NO trouble.
My problem is to find who offers them now. Tried two website and requested a reply. None have come.
Cost is not the object. I just like them because they are sooo easy to use and as stable as NiMh or NIcads, plus hold the charge for months.
Just can't find them. The ones now in use are several years old.
I be uhf figgern' I might needs some replacements jus' any days now!!! Whar might thet be?
Thanks much for any advice.
I have several models with Lit. ION hard cells and a good charger for them. They are NO trouble.
My problem is to find who offers them now. Tried two website and requested a reply. None have come.
Cost is not the object. I just like them because they are sooo easy to use and as stable as NiMh or NIcads, plus hold the charge for months.
Just can't find them. The ones now in use are several years old.
I be uhf figgern' I might needs some replacements jus' any days now!!! Whar might thet be?
Thanks much for any advice.
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11-30-2012, 04:07 PM
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RE: Lit. ION batteries WHERE
I don/t know much about anything but the basics. OTOH when he jumped and I saw a small blaze and SMOKE, I was thinking that I just paid $500 Yankee Greens for a very short fireworks demonstration.
We had just finished up on a very fun Night Fly. The lights where we stood were not all that bright but It got my attention as well as the seller's.
Edited to add:
THANKS Fellows: Woody, Barr. H, Hoosier06. I now have some suppliers bookmarked and 4 battery sets on order. MANY THANKS.
We had just finished up on a very fun Night Fly. The lights where we stood were not all that bright but It got my attention as well as the seller's.
Edited to add:
THANKS Fellows: Woody, Barr. H, Hoosier06. I now have some suppliers bookmarked and 4 battery sets on order. MANY THANKS.
