how many mah output does this thing have most 9 volt batt. put out 200mah if i bought some 600mah recharageable batt. would the device push 600mah
1542185
No. It's a basic plastic unit designed for the general public. You're trying to deter bad behavior, to re-train, not inflict permanent damage.
489726
Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit
1009375
Hello sorry for the delay, it dosent said the mA anywhere neither on the box or ln the device, but normally it should be very low due to the high output voltaje. Either way is the voltaje what dose really make different.
1450447
It is very doubtful that this cheap item is 30,000 mAh! Either somebody is lying or they don't know their math. [30,000 mAh = 30 Ah] Either way - Not believable. The reviews for this device, show its poor quality. This could indicate that they used lower-grade components (cheaper batteries, poor workmanship). Unreliable devices can cause much fustration!
188252
It takes a 9 volt battery. My device didn't work. I sent it back for a replacement and never heard back from them. I don't think it was worth the money.
1983922
so far so good. however i did not use it that much during last several months. i charge it twice until now. it did last longer than 3000 mah. try it.
916272
Its an older style, may need an adapter to plug into some of their batt packs. But it has 7w more power gen. The adapter is on their web site but hard to find. I like mine!
816786
Only if fully charged. Will drop below 9V when weak like other rechargeables. I bought 4 of these Li-ion batteries for our church wireless Shure mics. Firstly they must be charged by Li-ion battery chargers, not the regular Ni-MH chargers. Secondly, 2 out of 4 died on us after less than 2 months of use. Not sure why. On the bright side, the sellers were excellent. They replaced the batteries for us even after 2 months of use.
1185812
You would have to stack the batts and since you at 3 v now, I would not suggest doubling at 6v. I'd look for another battery. Not very dependable.
1221118
I believe that it is a 9 cell. the label says it is 10400 ma. It is still working great
1907408
They aren't even 4000mah @ 500ma discharge rate. They don't even have the (advertized) capacity of 18650's. After a few charge/discharge cycles they (4 cells) average out at about 3150mAh. The lower the price, the more creative the advertizing.On my charger the mah in is only about 3200mah. Did they not say the 6000mah was TOTAL for the two batteries.
1542869
For the receiver, yep, they devour 9volts. I used to get about a week out mine before i plugged them in.... newer models (wrl-b?) Have a 9v socket so you can plug them in. I''ve also wired a 9v battery connector (from radio shack) to a power supply (red neck engineering) for a unit that didn't come so equipped. I use mine for varmit sensors and don't have much of a need to go moblie for long periods, so it works for me. As for the sensors, I''ve picked up lithium ion rechargables from Amazon... My sensors can run for 3-4 weeks... Happy hunting!...
399846
The owners manual is written in 7 languages and doesn't say anywhere what the voltage is. The unit itself doesn't either. So I then checked the end of the plug and it says it uses 9V @ 200mAh. Translated = very little.
32719
Just got mine today. Haven't tested actual capacity but with 18650 batteries inside it looks that is actually probably around 15,000 mah. I'm going to test by fully discharging a device that is 5000 mah. If i can't get enough recharges to be impressed I'll be returning mine.
907715
I don't know the right mAh, but I happen to have an 18650, and it's been working well. Mine is 3800 mAh, 3.7 V Li-ion. I'm not an expert on this, please try it on your own risk.
553280
That's a very good question, I wanted the answer to that exact question. The answer is "NO" it dosn't, however, it takes two AAA batts which I thought would deplete quickley, that's not the case, I'm still using the first set I installed, nothing special, regular life batts. so far (6 mos or so) 10's of hours of use, works well every time. I really like this thing!
1502353
Yes it's only 6k mah worth of Lithium Ion batteries but there a chip inside that regulates the charge. The solar cell is real and works great. I charged my Samsung 7" pad AND my ASUS Zenfone 2 with no problems whatsoever. Maybe saying it's 30000 mah or 50000 mah is stretching it a bit...but all in all a great deal.