What is the CAS Latency and Voltage on these? I've searched and seen the Cruial makes some that are CAS 8, 1.35V and am wondering if these are those.
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copied from speccy:Type DDR3Size 32768 MBytesChannels # DualDRAM Frequency 800.0 MHzCAS# Latency (CL) 8 clocksRAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD) 8 clocksRAS# Precharge (tRP) 8 clocksCycle Time (tRAS) 24 clocksCommand Rate (CR) 2T
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xmp profile on the sticks I bought is 1.5 volts 800 Mhz 8 8 8 24. STD JDEC timings are 666.7 9 9 9 24 ...
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CR2016 Will work just fine. I have been using them in mine for quite a while I bought a pack of 24 online for next to nothing.
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I just tried 2 18350s witch were both about 4v so that would bump it up to 8v. It came on then dimmed out. Prolly has circut protect and won't allow above a certain volt or amp. Not sure witch but I would have to say it probably won't run on CR123a.
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I also purchased these a few weeks ago. I also noticed that under no load, both batteries read less than 12V. One is 11.97 the other 11.84. The package says best used by 2016.
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My spare batteries are all CR2032.. the device is about 2 months old.. works fine.. the transmitter apparently uses a different battery (12 volt). The device works well.. just be sure to hold down button for couple of seconds to give it a chance to set up the frequency and get a response.
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Works in my stream light tlr1s, charged voltage is 3.3-3.4v which isn't much higher than most cr123s I measured at 3.1 to 3.2v
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Previous answer is correct: one CR2032 & 3 AG13 in mine as well. Current Amazon description claims a CR3032 so maybe the manufacturer changed it...??
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Yeah, this is seems common, they aren't exactly a "high speed sync" solution. 1/160 seems to be the best speed for reliability
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J. hit the nail on the head. Though, my unit is slightly different in that at half way the voltage sits at 11.2. I will say that the touchy scale in the first half of the knob's range can be slightly annoying if you want a mid voltage, but I find it to be a minor inconvenience and am extremely satisfied with the quality and features of the Lamptron FC5V3
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Do you want the relative voltage between D- and D+, or the voltage on each pin to ground? Either way, I only measured resistance between the data pins and not their voltage to determine that they were not shorted together like I needed. Otherwise I don't know the data pin voltages. My guess is a voltage bias between 0 and 5v or just 0.
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HI Stew. I used 200ohms to drive 4 RGB leds in parallel with source of 9volts. All four connected to same resistor. I haven't measure current or voltages but they bright pretty good. let me know if you need any measure.
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I run 14.8v all day long and never worry about it. I have even ran 22.2v and didn't phase it. But 4 cell is no problem for it.
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CL 9,from what I can gather these are just 1333mhz overclocked to 1600mhz by default, the only way they would run at CL 11 is if they are running at 1600mhz, but have their voltage throttled to 1.5 from the default 1.65
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Just like amplifiers, when it comes to capacitors the quality is much more important than the #s printed on them. The 2 farad will be plenty because the RF is way higher quality than the competition. That is as long as you are using the correct wire gauge and have enough power coming out of your alternator. Otherwise the battery will drain and you'll notice dimming... for one thing...
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Nothing on paper States. Lyman would have that info. However, I'm sure its low. I run two at the same time using the same plug with no issues.
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I thinks there are some semantics reference the voltage. The NP-FV70's that I have been using now for almost a year are working perfectly fine. I have had absolutely no problem with the, and I am very pleased with them.
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I did not have success with them, only temporarily. Due to higher voltage, 4.2 Volts, they have a regulator that cuts off when ever he wants and your flashlight will go dark, even do the voltage will read 3.2 on the voltmeter.I used them in a NOVA flashlight. Rechargeable batteries made 2 or more years ago with different technology worked fine, and their initial voltage after charging was 3.2 V. Honestly I don't know what are this batteries for, I will not risk an electronic devise with them. I am an electronics engineer. Sorry Tenergy.