Reloader B

[Ben Frain]

Do 4 x AA's really weigh more than 2 x 9v?

 

[Superflyuk]

"And this week, QP takes us on an adventure inside the battery"

make sure u out the reloader on the fastest speed (read the manual)

and try using batteries that aint even flat. Ive used my for about a month now and battery still have most of their life. i keep leaving it on but cos the reloader loves me it turns itself off

any1 wanna buy mine btw? diamond clear £100

 

[le-pig]

Originally posted by QuackingPlums
Ok, batteries are made up of power cells.
The output voltage is determined by the number of cells. To cram enough cells into a 9v battery shell you need to make the plates really thin, which in turn increases the internal resistance, which lowers the output current. The sheer number of cells in a 9v battery also reduces the amount of electrolyte which equates to a reduced capacity.

For a non-force-fed loader there is little resistance to the paddles, so the motor doesn't draw as much current. A 9v would discharge much quicker in a Halo than in a Revvy or Egg, and you'll probably notice that the ball stack isn't under as much tension as the motor will struggle to wind up the spring.

brilliant i now know how batterys work
ps any one know if the reloaders ok with the newer angels detents ie euro's

 

[NBR]

ps any one know if the reloaders ok with the newer angels detents ie euro's

Seen no probs yet...

 

[le-pig]

ta nbr,seen a couple of angels with reloaders being silly fast ,just making sure