I am looking for specs on the Emag as far as power consumption and the specs of the battery pack such as voltage amperage, type of battery (NiMH, Nicad, etc...)I am about to embark on a project MicroEmag and need some info before i start.
-
-
14 AAA 1.2 volt 650 mAH NiMH batteries packed together in a trapazoidal shape in a series circut to produce an average of 16.8 volts of electrical power and 650 mAH of juice. Fully charged they pack over 18 volts of power.Did you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flags
-
Also dont try to use alkaline batteries they dont support high drain applications and die very quickly.
Yeah I soldered my own alkaline battary pack together so I know.Did you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flagsComment
-
ok, and how about matching them? Are the cells matched? if so, what are the times of the cells, rate of discharge, and the cutoff (usually at .9A). I think I came up with an alternative to that darn battery, but I must research this topic thoroughly first.Comment
-
Pretty much...
NiMH is pretty much the only thing that will work unless you wanna foot the bill for Li-Ion batteries. NiCad dont provide enough run time alkalines even duracell ultras can't provide the drain rate of the standard NiMH battary. The gun will cease to function below 14 volts.
I don't understand what you mean by matching cells. The cells are identical. Just 14 cells soldered together in a circut.
If you are thinking of running the e-mag off youre revy or warp batteries I can tell you 9v's wont last long at all.Did you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flagsComment
-
Re: Pretty much...
If it is JUST 14 cells soldered together then it is a poor quality pack...Rechargeable cells should be matched in order to get the most even power and longest time of a cell. I have the equipment to match rechargeable cells, as well as contacts for the most powerful cells in production, as well as lighter and smaller substitutes.Originally posted by Butterfingers
I don't understand what you mean by matching cells. The cells are identical. Just 14 cells soldered together in a circut.
Cells are like a chain, no matter how strong 13 cells are, the pack will only perform to the weakest 14th cell's strength. The equipment that I have will help to match cells for a lighter, slimmer, longer lasting pack.
These cells will individually be cycled and matched according to their values which are
1.Cutoff
2.Disch. rate with a 5amp, 10amp, and 20amp load.
3.Disch. time
4.True voltage/amperage
5.True Mah size
Hopefully, with some research, I will create a pack which will run the gun, revvie, and warp without hesitation.Comment
-
Thats already been done...
RobAGD has done that to his personal gun. Lasts around 5000-6000 shots runing the warp, revy and emag on the standard battary pack.
I may sound ignorant but explain to me the concept of cell matching. I seems to me that if you have 14 identical batteries they would be the same.
Also dont quote me on my last post im not sure if they are matched or not.Did you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flagsComment
-
Butter - well there are tolerances to all batteries. There rae some that are better and some that are worse. By matching the set you get a better battery.
PsychoMag - you are doing to do something like that I am intrested on some of teh Sanyo 1100mAh AAA's in a battery pack
650mAh is a bit wussy.
Drop me an email and we can run over some stuff. Tom would be teh best to get some of teh battery specs. And in my personal opinion these packs blow monkey bung.
-RobertServing AGD customers since 93, wishing I could beat some common since into some of them about 5 hrs later.
MCB Feedback +35 --+-- Automags.Org Feedback +25 --+-- PBNation Feedback +24Comment
-
I would also be intrested in a longer lasting battary
I get the concept now...
keep us informedDid you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flagsComment
-
I am working on getting some "special" batteries this week to begin the testing. I am expecting some awesome results. I am investingating the capacities vs charges to go to 1700 or 2000mah cells. They will last alot longer, but I want to keep everythoing hush until it is almost finished when I reveal the pack with some other tricks I have devised. I knew al the electronics training I recieved in the Navy would pay off besides radar systems
Comment
-
Good Luck, looking forward to see results I would like to see a battary that would last 100k shots!
Keep me posted when it becomes un-hush-hush. I am a potential customer if you are putting these things on the market!
Hey the government is good for somthing.
Do/Did you recieve youre training at anapolis? I got a few good friends who go there.Did you hear about the new european weapons contracts? France is going to make the wooden sticks Spain making the little white flagsComment
-
I am interested in any future outcome which increases the endurance of the battery. Psychomag, my guess you are/were former Navy enlisted, either FC or ET.
"The BEAST"
"No-Rise" E-mag
Level 10 Bolt
AGD Flatline 91cu in/4500psi
Black HALO B
"Red Heatseeker"
Red to Clear Fade Freak Factory Impulse
68/4500psi Max-Flo
Red HALO B
Comment
-
I was an FC2(SW) before leaving. Went to FC-A school and CIWS C school. I fought hard to get AEGIS C-School, but it didnt work out. I will keep u informed of my progress and maybe get u a version of my idea before long to try out and let me know what u thinkOriginally posted by DarkPhoenix
I am interested in any future outcome which increases the endurance of the battery. Psychomag, my guess you are/were former Navy enlisted, either FC or ET.Comment
-
Makes me remember when I was doing RC car competitions, and was building packs of battery
How will you manage to build a pack smaller than the current one, with 2000mAh of capacity and the same voltage?
You'll have to use bigger cells than AAA, which means an increase of the battery pack, and the weight of it.
Li-Ion won't do the job, there internal resistance are too high to provide enough current to the marker.
You're basically left with the latest generations of NiCd and NiMh cells...
Anyway, good luck with your project. Keep us informed
Intimidator Shocktech with Technatrigger.
AGD Emag Extreme C&C Lvl10 ACE.
"Pandora, that is the FIRST C&C Extreme to ever be sold." Manike
"Destruction and reckless abandon. And you all helped to create it!
WAY TO GO!" The EVE Online TeamComment
-
the pack is in the works
all i can say bout that
Comment
Comment