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Pulling Over Errant Drivers while on a Bicycle
On 04-22-2016 18:07, ms wrote:
I was just going to do "POCILE." And only pulling over dyslexics. -- Wes Groleau |
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Pulling Over Errant Drivers while on a Bicycle
On 4/23/2016 10:38 AM, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
some connector corrosion. Those are probably ok for trailer lights, but I suggest you look for something better like XT60 or Anderson power pole for anything that carries several amps or more. I'm surprised that no bicycle lights use a balance charger for recharging the batteries. But they don't need the extremely high current capacity of an XT60 or Deans connector like your toys require. Something like a 12V horn doesn't need much capacity, and no more than about 1A of current on a very intermittent basis. I see some 11.1V 450mA LiPo packs that would work and that are pretty economical: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B014IJEQ8K at under $8 with free shipping. |
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Pulling Over Errant Drivers while on a Bicycle
On Monday, April 25, 2016 at 3:13:40 PM UTC-4, sms wrote:
On 4/23/2016 10:38 AM, Jeff Liebermann wrote: some connector corrosion. Those are probably ok for trailer lights, but I suggest you look for something better like XT60 or Anderson power pole for anything that carries several amps or more. I'm surprised that no bicycle lights use a balance charger for recharging the batteries. But they don't need the extremely high current capacity of an XT60 or Deans connector like your toys require. Something like a 12V horn doesn't need much capacity, and no more than about 1A of current on a very intermittent basis. I see some 11.1V 450mA LiPo packs that would work and that are pretty economical: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B014IJEQ8K at under $8 with free shipping. hi current ( low cost) are valued for their precision alone..... if removeable without cursing .... |
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