Will this work on a 7.2 volt 450 mah battery for airsoft? What setting would I test it on? I don't see 7.2 on the meter
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As I understand it the GBT-500A provides a load when testing the battery rather than testing open circuit voltage. As such I doubt that it would work with your 7.2V battery. Using a volt/ohm meter (VOM) will give you the open circuit voltage which probably should be greater than 7.2 volts on a charged battery (given a 12V car battery is about 13V open circuit fully charged). With a 450mAH capacity I don't imagine it is a very big battery (assuming it is milliamp-hour). If the battery has a recharger it may tell you more than the VOM or GBT-500A
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I don't know. I don't see 7.2 on the meter either. I just use it to test AA, AAA, and other small household batteries.
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Look at your battery, it must read 3.8vLi-ion battery and it must say 12.16 Wh. If it doesnt i would not chance it
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Don't really know...I use it for the Makita MAK193159-1 Pod-Style Battery, 18-volt, 2.6-Amp and it works GREAT!!
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That is what I got it for. It works great for the bullet. I have four of them. I did recently learn that since it is 15v PoE that it is not good for most other PoE devices. The standard is 48v.
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When I first saw this product had a cut out voltage of 14.2 i thought 'hey that's low...' in my humble opinion(the only meaning of IMHO i know) you should look into the difference between charge types, float, bulk... then you will understand the numbers on this unit, and your batteries a bit better.
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I would recommend getting a smart charger to charge any airsoft/rc battery. They are better than the stock charger
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Sorry I couldn't help you, the battery was purchased for a friend and he used it for an outdoor lamp.My guess would be if the Voltage and Amps correspond to your unit and the size is right there should be no problem.
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I'm not sure about size My battery measure's (9cmx3.3cmx2.7cm) or (3.5"x1 3/8"x5/8"). The power output is better than the NiMH. I replace my 6.2volt NiMH with the 7.4 LiPo on my Airsoft gun and it cycles faster with higher velocity rounds. It has not harmed my motors as the math works out for the conversion.
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Don't know Fred. Go by the specs. If it says 24V 2 Amps for lead acid batteries, well...why would it not work?Your only concern should be about the type of connector. Good luck
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There is a 2 port (the smallest one) for 2s lipo balance, should work fine at 7.4v and connected to balance port
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My son said it's a 20v and would probably be better. He works at a paintball field, so hope that helps.
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charger says works for 8.4v and 9.6v batteries, so it should. If you read most reviews, it will tell you to replace your 8/4v, that probably came with the gun with a 9.6v
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I used this meter for general use low voltage 1v -28v dc and some 110v ac. This meter is auto ranging. Looks like your looking for meter that measures milli volts below 1 volt I would not buy this model.
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.9. You'd really only use 1.8 for some of the big batteries like for rc planes, high end stuff. I have a 1600 9.6v for my aeg and use .9
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CYMA CM036 is wired to the stock so this stick type battery won't fit.This will work Tenergy 9.6V NiMH 1600mAh Butterfly Mini Battery Pack with Mini Tamiya Connector for airsoft guns #11423
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Not sure, but it could be that your batteries are not holding a sufficient charge to register as full on the meter. Try checking each of your batteries separately with a multi meter. Each of my (old weak batteries) show 7v dc each when fully charged, and 6v when depleted. On the meter this shows up as overcharged (or near the H in the white CHG area) when charged and halfway down the green area when discharged. Hope this helps.
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https://www.1000bulbs.com/pdf/zts-mbt1-specs.pdf I don't see any mentioning on testing 5 volt batteries according to the specs on the manufacturers website-see pdf link above. I would call them to be sure - might be able to use the 6 volt setting but would not be accurate. I bought mine for standard batteries. The only info I have is what came with the unit which is the same info that is on their website