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How can I remove the charging-circuit from a magcharger?
Zelda
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How to open a Magcharger?
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zelda
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hmm....strange
When I charge the accu with stock-charger and check the capacity, I have 2.5 Ah. When I remove the accu and charge with a RC-Charger, I have 3.1Ah.
Something is heating inside the lamp, when I charge the lamp with a RC-Charger.(not the accu)
16h charging time is too long for me
When I charge the accu with stock-charger and check the capacity, I have 2.5 Ah. When I remove the accu and charge with a RC-Charger, I have 3.1Ah.
Something is heating inside the lamp, when I charge the lamp with a RC-Charger.(not the accu)
16h charging time is too long for me
Well,
There's a diode in the charger ring but this should not affect things. As long as you don't try to punch it with a 1 amp or higher rate, should not be a problem. Do you remove the pack from the light to charge on the RC charger? Which ring are you using as the positive?
What do you mean by "accu"?
Wilkey
There's a diode in the charger ring but this should not affect things. As long as you don't try to punch it with a 1 amp or higher rate, should not be a problem. Do you remove the pack from the light to charge on the RC charger? Which ring are you using as the positive?
What do you mean by "accu"?
Wilkey
zelda
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I want to remove the diode.
How can open this mag?
accu = Rechargeable Batteries
How can open this mag?
accu = Rechargeable Batteries
zelda
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I will charge this with 2.5A 
zelda
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I want charge it in 1h.
How can I open this torch?
How can I open this torch?
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1. Remove the body tube from the switch/head using a strap wrench
2. Using a two-pin spanner wrench, unscrew the charging ring section from the head
3. The front ring itself then slides off and underneath the ring is the lead for the diode
It has been a while since I've had mine open but I do remember that there is a plastic sleeve around the diode lead and that this is hard to slip back under the ring.
2. Using a two-pin spanner wrench, unscrew the charging ring section from the head
3. The front ring itself then slides off and underneath the ring is the lead for the diode
It has been a while since I've had mine open but I do remember that there is a plastic sleeve around the diode lead and that this is hard to slip back under the ring.
