I plan to use this with my airsoft gun because I am using a LiPo for it. It will stay plugged in the whole time. If the voltage level is fine, will it constantly make beeping noises that would give my position away?
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I have attached it to my airsoft gun and the only noise it makes is the initial connection, voltage level alarm button, and low level alarm. FYI the alarm is fairly loud, be prepared.
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Mine beeps with most batteries, but for very small UPS battery, sometimes the beep seems to be missing. Overall, the tester works great and I found it easy to use.
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One way to find out would be to run a regular 9 volt battery down in your TENS unit, until the TENS unit no longer works right. Then take out the batter and measure the voltage it can still hold. My SOTA Silver Pulser works with its battery run down to about 6.5 volts, so I presume that these EBL batteries (at 8.1 to 8.4 volts, according to a previous comment) should be fine. I'll soon find out - buying some now. Hopefully if this doesn't work out, I'll remember to update this comment.
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When you plug in the DC jack it disengages the battery circuit. It may be stuck, and not re-engaging the circuit when pulled out. Try plugging in the barrel jack and popping it back out a few times (with no power going to it).
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Of course not. It produces far, far less voltage than the much more powerful 65,000 volt guns on the market that *actually* produce that kind of voltage. The miniscule amperage output, which BTW is the REAL measure of a stun gun's effectiveness, is so tiny that even if this thing actually did produce the advertised output voltage, it wouldn't matter.
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Without more information, it is hard to diagnose. It could be a binding, remote issue or bad battery. It may sound silly, but remember to put the batteries in the remote control in the correct orientation and charge the Lipo for the sufficient amount of time. Does the led on the control board light and flash?
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HI I am not sure what are you asking me, beacuse I am not know too much technical stuff, if you explain to me I will be glad to help you, but, as far as this item, works excellent, sound pretty good, and I am not see any voltage fluctuations.
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I would say no if you are using the battery alone.That is too much of a continuous draw, but just barely. If you had it hooked up to a charger, and had the charger on while transmitting, you would be perfectly fine. The battery would be the buffer, and the charger would help stabilize the voltage, as the volts should never drop below 10.5 minimum. 11-11.5 for the best battery life. I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions. Also a cheap volt meter display, or multi meter would help you watch the battery level. As if you had a cheap charger it could over charge it, 14.7vdc is max for long periods. I would say no if you are using the battery alone.That is too much of a continuous draw, but just barely. If you had it hooked up to a charger, and had the charger on while transmitting, you would be perfectly fine. The battery would be the buffer, and the charger would help stabilize the voltage, as the volts should never drop below 10.5 minimum. 11-11.5 for the best battery life. I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions. Also a cheap volt meter display, or multi meter would help you watch the battery level. As if you had a cheap charger it could over charge it, 14.7vdc is... » Read More I would say no if you are using the battery alone.That is too much of a continuous draw, but just barely. If you had it hooked up to a charger, and had the charger on while transmitting, you would be perfectly fine. The battery would be the buffer, and the charger would help stabilize the voltage, as the volts should never drop below 10.5 minimum. 11-11.5 for the best battery life. I hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions. Also a cheap volt meter display, or multi meter would help you watch the battery level. As if you had a cheap charger it could over charge it, 14.7vdc is max for long periods. « Show Less
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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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I really have no idea. we bought a few airsoft guns including this one for our 2 boys and they were all complete garbage they tore up with in a few days and either wouldnt charge up or wouldnt shoot. And all the attatchments are junk. Stay away!!!!!!!!
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there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
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Hard to say although i would keep it at high volumesthe longer the better, At least that;s what i noticed with mine. At low vol you can barley hear them, then again i don't know what type ofamp your using- Bottom line keep them playing for at least 48 hours.... change from low to highin the meantime. Usually in action movies they will "pop" i.e. Break-In period.
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Man, no idea. Did you get a power surge or something like that recently? I keep mine (and all electronics like this) on a suppressor protected circuit. Not much help for you now, though. You have my sympathies.
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Only one of these will buzz, it's the squarish one. you click the small black button at the top (opposite side of the pins) until it's at the voltage that you want, and it'll go off when any cell goes below that set voltage.
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No, this unit doesn't stabilize the voltage. One of the APC brand units does though. This unit will tell you the voltage however though. I've never seen mine go below 120v, but never higher than 124v
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It depends on how high up you have the distance set by the knob on the transmitter box. The further you turn it the further away from the wire is when you can hear the beeps. If you turn it just a little, you will need to be closer to the wire for anything to go off. Also make sure you have fully charged batteries before you test it!
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Well. If you're using it on battery supply you've GOT to change the batt. Often, when the battery starts going dead, the range of tonal change decreases dramatically. I was playing with mine once when the battery got real low and it only had two different sounds. Now, with a fresh battery its great. As far as "sucking tone" i would say its a mediocre problem.