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Hasan,
Did you have to convert or modify your MFJ-259B to be able to charge the NiMH batteries in the unit? 73 Andy "hasan" wrote in message ... Andy wrote: Excellent advise on how to power the Analyser. Has anyone used one or both of these analysers, Palstar ZM30 or the Kuranishi BR-210? Apart from the build quality, are they any better than the MFJ-259B? Andy @w5dxp.com wrote in message ... Andy wrote: If I used the 12 volt external socket to supply power to the unit from a external gel battery, would it damage the unit if there were no Ni-Cads in the unit? No, no problems whatsoever. After trying internal batteries, everyone I know has gone to an external gell cell. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com I guess I don't run my 259B long enough to experience battery life problems. I think the longest I've ever used it continuously is about 45 minutes. I put a full bank of 2500 maH camera batteries in it (NIMH), and have left it connected to the charger (that came with the 259B) for months on end. The batteries seem to show a full charge when I pull the unit out for use, and don't appear to be compromised by sitting on the charger for literally months at a time between uses. I'm sure the gel cells work better, but I, for one, have had no reason to upgrade from the NIMH internal cells that I've been using for two years. Then again, I don't use it for hours on end, either. |
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