Is this battery rated 3.8V? If not, does it run hotter especially when using gps?
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it dors run hot. But ALL the batteries I have used for this phone run hot. It's the phone not the batteries. This battery only gave me 2 hrs more life.
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I returned mine due to a broken back cover so no idea if the battery runs hot. Sorry I couldn't help.
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The current battery my wife is using is rated at 3.7 VDC 4300 mAhrs (extended life battery purchased through WirelessEmporium.com on Nov. 12, 2012). The new battery is rated at 3.7 VDC 4200 mAhrs. (Hyperion) We have not used the new battery yet. All batteries run hotter when using the GPS (both in Android and iPhones). This is due to additional power usage from more chips coming into play. One-tenth of a volt is not significant to make a difference in temperature. Your battery voltage will drop up to 0.8 volts from full charge to low charge values (Li-Ion or Li-Polymer batteries). The more power use you call upon the more current flow occurs (amperage). With all else remaining the same (resistance values of circuit traces, electronic components, etc.), the more heat you will get out of any electronic component. You will always feel it with your cell phone. The formula is W=I(squared)R. This means as resistance remains the same (R), and current increases (I) power will increase with the value of the current squared! Power produces heat in resistors or any resistive device. Therefore your phone will get hot. If you want to view the power formula involving voltage, it is W=EI. So as battery voltage drops current will increase to maintain power at the same level. So as your battery value decrease you have a linear relational change in current increasing. Again this will produce some heat increase but it will be insignificant compared with the additional current draw to bringing more components into play which are a squared relationship.
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They run hot around 110 degrees and the battery has to new if the voltage of the battery cant go below 8volts
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hello, i have this battery the voltage is 7.4volts. its a good replacement! i have the original sony battery and is rated at 6.8 volts. i also have a replacement batery from rayovac its a 7.2 volt. they all work great. this kit works very well with my camera. i'm happy with it. good deal for me thanks, gary
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" the battery sounds like it is boiling water ", I am not sure how the voince sounds? Such louder or not? Charging the battery, there will be voice, it's normal.But we didn't test on AGM battery before, cause few people knows AGM in china.So sounds is normal, I think you can charging it first, then see if the storage power improving?
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Not made for that. 12v only. I use mine on my cycles to power, and or charge GPS units mainly.
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My battery fit fine. My old battery used to get so hot that I could not use it on my lap without being nearly burnt. While my laptop still gets hot with this battery, it's not nearly as bad. I can function with it on my lap. Haven't noticed any expanding either. A full charge is getting me about an hour of computing time. All-in-all, the battery improved everything about my old laptop.
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I cannot say for temps under 35 degrees. I also keep the batteries in the back of a vehicle. I have never had an issue.
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No. The best it can do is 77F I believe, and the manual is vague as to what it's capable of in terms of delta from outside temp so I never leave it in a hot car etc. It even says don't leave it in a hot car. It just maintains that 44-77 range (so if it's 40, it'll heat it to 44 and if it's 80, it'll cool it to 77). I will say that the battery life is outstanding. Maybe like 1-2 weeks unless the thing is in a very hot climate.
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i'm answering on the computer I installed the battery on so I do not have the Amp/hr rating however, this battery is great I usually run my lap top from 7 Am to 6 or 7 pm without any a/c power this thing rocks!!
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Hi Elizabeth. I'm using an Exide MC-31 MEGACYCLE AGM-200 (AGM) Marine Battery. Fully charged, this battery can keep the refer at 38 degrees for several days (depending on outside temp). I would not recommend running this off of a car battery/alternator.
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Yes, I run 5400KV leopard 3650 motor on 3S Lipo with out even braking a sweat, no heat issues at all. Hope this helps.
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No problem with this battery. Only after 7 minutes flight you have to cool it down.
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It is normal that your phone runs warm when running apps. And this is "Batteries for Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300, T999(T-Mobile), I747(AT&T;), I535(Verizon), R530(U.S.Cellular), L710(Sprint), fits EB-L1G6LLU, with NFC/Google Wallet + Anker® Travel Charger"
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Heat will affect the performance, most likely will damage the camera. My GPS chip inside of the camera got burnt during a hot summer day. The camera overall gets really hot even in normal operating conditions. There are some holes made for the heat management but it's ineffective. I wish a well known company like GoPro were making dash cams, but unfortunately we have to settle with these unknown unreliable brands.
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Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy �
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I'm not sure. I just got the closest thing to what I had before. Don't remember if this was the same voltage as my old battery. I got this new battery over a year ago & it's working fine.
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I purchased both the standard battery with lower capacity. It runs hot and stopped keeping a charge. I purchased the higher capacity battery and it has a slight elevation (a new design to try to prevent the over heating of the battery) and this seems to work bettter. It does not heat up as much as (so far) has lasted longer. The standard battery will last about a year then will have to be replaced. Hopefully the higher capacity with more cells and elevation will last longer and costs more. Purchased 3 of these laptops. Two of them burned up (melted the chasis) on the older battery). HP had provided statement that the design of this laptop was "Bad" (you think). Since my other 2 burned up within the 3 years life-time, I thought they would replace; but no they would not because I did not file a formal complaint about the battery overheating problem. I thought calling tech was a complaint................... Anyway, get a higher capacity battery, elevated (and use a cooling pad).