How long will 22262 & 22282 G-MAX run on a full charge.
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I could not say how long it will run because I've not used it till it died yet. I've run mine for 20 minutes cutting 1/2 inch hedges and still did not run out.
1872868
For the 2Ah battery approximately 20 minutes, for the 4Ah battery approximately 40 minutes of run time.
2209657
I will charge mine and find out. I would say a few hours best guess. The fans don't seem very demanding but I'll let you know.
1521493
Yes, full charged will last about 11 hrs depend how you use the HC-V720 Camcoder.
641418
My best calculation says about one hour on a fully charged 160 AH battery. That would reduce the battery to half charge, and you don't want to go lower.
832934
I purchased mine on April 11th and it says on the battery it is 7800 mah. I'll post pics.
2007203
This battery will fully charge within 2 hours. It has 46% more capacity than the original battery and 56% more operating time than the original battery as well.
715956
The battery we received is a 40v Lithium G-max, 146 Wh battery. I'm not sure how this crosses over to the amp hour rating. If they assume you have a constant 40v for the whole charge, that would be 3.65amp hours. If they take into consideration the voltage degradation over time or that it would not be used at a constant 40v output, they may estimate it at 4 amp hours. The battery model is #29472.
1757215
That completely depends on the speed you are running it. If you only run it at full speed, it may last two hours on a charged battery. If you run at the lowest speed, it can last up to 15 hours or so.
2231968
The instructions say 90 minutes but I reach a full charge in less time. I don't wait until it is totally run down though. I heard that running it fully down is not good for it. I've been totally satisfied with it.
836161
Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your... » Read More Hey man. Well I use my phone allot. Standard battery was at 15 % or less by the end of the day (unplugging the phone from charging cable at 5:30 am getting home from work at 9 pm) the new battery leaves me with 49% in the same time span. So I would say it gives me an extra 5 hours about. Depending on what you have running ( gps, wifi, 4G, blue tooth, auto rotation and the other sensors. ) if you use your phone allot in a day I would recommend buying one. It really does help. Charging time with Samsung 2 amp charger is about 15 min longer than standard battery. Hope this helps make your decision. Grtz « Show Less
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I have found that a full charge will last for 1/2 to 3/4 of an hour if used constantly for the whole time. Also depends on how fast you run it.
201895
I just used mine for 6 straight hours, and 2 hours the day before, still going strong. I would estimate 10 hours full charge to dead.
2098385
Not certain. When running low I plug in for 4 hours and I seem to get a full charge.
2265915
On high, I get around 2.5 - 3 hours. Make sure you don't over charge the battery. I doubt they have overcharge protection like laptops do nowadays.
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Battery charge will depend on usage and settings. . . that said, my CQ60 will run on high performance for about 7 hours on this battery before i have to recharge it. If I drop the preset power management to "balanced" I will get about 8 hours. If I move the power management to "battery saver" I get close to 9 hours on a charge. As far as the battery "slipping out" I found that this battery installs OPPOSITE how the OEM battery installed. . . meaning to get it to lock in place, I had to put it in the slot tabs first, then slide the battery release and let the battery fall into it's final resting place. If you take a minute and look at how it goes in, you'll be all good. Battery charge will depend on usage and settings. . . that said, my CQ60 will run on high performance for about 7 hours on this battery before i have to recharge it. If I drop the preset power management to "balanced" I will get about 8 hours. If I move the power management to "battery saver" I get close to 9 hours on a charge. As far as the battery "slipping out" I found that this battery installs OPPOSITE how the OEM battery installed. . . meaning to get it to lock in place, I had to put it in the slot tabs first, then slide the battery release and let the... » Read More Battery charge will depend on usage and settings. . . that said, my CQ60 will run on high performance for about 7 hours on this battery before i have to recharge it. If I drop the preset power management to "balanced" I will get about 8 hours. If I move the power management to "battery saver" I get close to 9 hours on a charge. As far as the battery "slipping out" I found that this battery installs OPPOSITE how the OEM battery installed. . . meaning to get it to lock in place, I had to put it in the slot tabs first, then slide the battery release and let the battery fall into it's final resting place. If you take a minute and look at how it goes in, you'll be all good. « Show Less
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I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD there, I'm sure, but not sure by how much) I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD... » Read More I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD there, I'm sure, but not sure by how much) « Show Less
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I would say if I am using my laptop to full capacity (streaming video, using high brightness levels, running multiple programs etc.), I get roughly over an hour give or take 15 min from 100% to 20%. I would say it's not as good as the new battery when I got it in 2011, but I am satisfied with it's performance overall. Just use energy saver settings and I think you'll find it's a solid replacement battery, in my opinion.