max MAH on recharable batterys

[Neo10367]

hi all,had a look around though the forum but could,nt find out about this so thought i would ask.

Does any1 know the max MAH u can get for a 9v rechargable battery,i,ve seen on ebay AA battery,s with a MAH of 3200,but 9v can only find with a max of 300 MAH cheers

 

[obladeo]

Hi chap not sure about the max mah.

What i do know is it is not recomended to use one in a marker (if thats what your using it for)

The reason for this is due to the battery not being a stable voltage. Loads of recharagables were tested and they rated between 8.2v to 9.5v. Which is not good for a high end marker

 

[tiffer]

300 is about the biggest common battery output you'll find.
CODE 242's however are 500,they're the biggest I've seen,trouble is no~one imports them,you can find them on Egay USA.

 

[Gee Tee]

I've used 9v rechargables of all types in markers/hoppers for 3 years

Work fine and saves me a fortune on quality Alkaline's... although not as much as pump play

Only thing I find is they don't like extreme cold and go flat quicker.

 

[Neo10367]

thanks for the replies guys

yes i was going to use them in my markers and hoppers,had a bad time at the plague game,3 out of 4 games batterys when dead,first marker then hopper and then marker again,my own fault for not stocking up with new batterys

read some of the other posts and like 2 of you,s have said,dont use them in marker,and had no probs with them.I know quite a few ppl who do use them and dont seem to have any probs.

any1 else have issues with them cheers

 

[SAMUEL.D.RYAN]

A cheap multimeter can save you mega bucks. Just check the battery before you whack it in your marker

I've used the same rechargeables in my rotor for at least 5 days of >2 cases a day