Finderskeeper
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Not sure where to post this so I will be posting on this plus the White's User forum on this site and on the PI technology forum.
There has been a few postings about batteries for the White's Dual Field PI. I do not want to use Lithium Ion batteries as they are explosive around water. I hate buying disposable batteries. Plus I like the idea of more capacity for longer sessions without having to recharge or replace batteries.
I have been looking at Nickle Zinc (NiZn) batteries. They have slightly more voltage than standard alkaline (1.6 volts) and a higher mah capacity ( up to 4000 mah) plus they are rechargeable. The NiZn batteries have more voltage than both alkaline batteries and NiMh rechargeable batteries and so here is my question.
Will the White's Surf Dual Field PI machine handle the 12.8 volts? Not sure how the thing is engineered but I figure that an extra .8 volts would not be a problem. But I am not sure on that.
Anyone have any idea?
There has been a few postings about batteries for the White's Dual Field PI. I do not want to use Lithium Ion batteries as they are explosive around water. I hate buying disposable batteries. Plus I like the idea of more capacity for longer sessions without having to recharge or replace batteries.
I have been looking at Nickle Zinc (NiZn) batteries. They have slightly more voltage than standard alkaline (1.6 volts) and a higher mah capacity ( up to 4000 mah) plus they are rechargeable. The NiZn batteries have more voltage than both alkaline batteries and NiMh rechargeable batteries and so here is my question.
Will the White's Surf Dual Field PI machine handle the 12.8 volts? Not sure how the thing is engineered but I figure that an extra .8 volts would not be a problem. But I am not sure on that.
Anyone have any idea?