Military NATO lithium batteries
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DAND214
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Where did you find it and does it have any specs?torqueon said:
Dan
liveforphysics
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Ive only seen one rechargeable lithium military radio battery myself, it was a box similar to those, and it was stuffed with tab welded 18650s.
RedLine19K
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BA-5590 or possibly BA 5390
https://www.google.com/search?q=BA-...a:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=rcs
http://www.cotsjournalonline.com/articles/print_article/100112
https://www.google.com/search?q=BA-...a:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=rcs
http://www.cotsjournalonline.com/articles/print_article/100112
t3sla
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wow thanks for that link, interesting read.
Include external safety components such as electrical fuses, blocking diodes against charging and Thermal Cut-Off devices to protect against overheating.
The main concern in Li-SO2 batteries is that SO2 gas, under abuse situations, can be released if the cell is venting.
Pull tab CDD (optional):
A device consisting of a manually activated pull tab and resistors designed to discharge the battery to 0 volts is built into the battery
Nice, I like fuse on each series block.
Include external safety components such as electrical fuses, blocking diodes against charging and Thermal Cut-Off devices to protect against overheating.
The main concern in Li-SO2 batteries is that SO2 gas, under abuse situations, can be released if the cell is venting.
Pull tab CDD (optional):
A device consisting of a manually activated pull tab and resistors designed to discharge the battery to 0 volts is built into the battery
Nice, I like fuse on each series block.
Trilska
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You cant believe the happiness when my platoon received a pre-series batch of li-ion to replace the lead for both the radio and manpad AA system, during my military service a couple of years ago.
Also the fact that we did not have to use primary batteries worth 200usd/night for the night-sight was quite comforting.
Also the fact that we did not have to use primary batteries worth 200usd/night for the night-sight was quite comforting.
nechaus
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Trilska said:
hahaha i can only imagine, what a upgrade !!!!
etriker
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-35040_162-57600720/army-scientists-max-out-battery-power-to-save-soldiers-lives/
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