Spacemarine
Enlightened
I just wanted to change the batterys of my SF M3 and to ensure that the fresh cells are realy "fresh" I always flashamp them, meaning I take my DMM to see how much current they can deliver.
I checked all the 3 cells, but the third cell shows a very interesting behavior. It delivers the same amperage (around 12 amps) and the same voltage like the other fresh cells, but makes a very strange noise while under this heavy load. (I tested it for perhaps one second a few times). It's difficult to describe, it sounds like a snake making "shhhsshh" or the sound of the regulation circuit in my ARC LSH when I operate it without the tailcap.
I've checked this with a lot of other cells, but none of them shows this behavior. The sound comes definately from this cell and not from the DMM, as I thought at first.
Has anybody ever heard of something like that?
I checked all the 3 cells, but the third cell shows a very interesting behavior. It delivers the same amperage (around 12 amps) and the same voltage like the other fresh cells, but makes a very strange noise while under this heavy load. (I tested it for perhaps one second a few times). It's difficult to describe, it sounds like a snake making "shhhsshh" or the sound of the regulation circuit in my ARC LSH when I operate it without the tailcap.
I've checked this with a lot of other cells, but none of them shows this behavior. The sound comes definately from this cell and not from the DMM, as I thought at first.
Has anybody ever heard of something like that?
