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Replacing Beacon Batteries

Why no lithiums?



LiSOCl2 = Lithium Ion
Hard to predict how "charged" the battery is, and once it dies it dies -fast-.

Alkalines are easier to predict, and taper off slow enough that you will see the battery's discharged but still have enough energy to make use of the device.
 
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LiSOCl2 = Lithium Ion
Hard to predict how "charged" the battery is, and once it dies it dies -fast-.

Alkalines are easier to predict, and taper off slow enough that you will see the battery's discharged but still have enough energy to make use of the device.



why dont corporations use a 9v platform instead of 1.5v in parallel??
 
I use a rule of thumb. Its what $5 for sum good enegizers? I change mine every 100 riding hrs. or 12 rides. I may not get 8hrs of riding in but the beacon is plugged in that whole time...............
 
Best thing about replacing them often is when the old lady finds the "Gone sledding for the weekend" note when she gets home, phones ya yelling I just say "Hey, i replaced the batteries in your vibrator before I left, WTF you need me for" ?

LOL

I've been using Energizer rechargeables in my BCA. Discharge seems to be very linear. Every couple rides I throw them in the 15 minute charger and I've never seen it below 60%. I think that it was on for about 5 days then.
 
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