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tamgam

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  1. Well I guess we are talking about different issues... Nobody needs higher current - all we need is longer (required) current per hour! If your device is "out of breath" in 30 min with 1500 ma/h batteries it'll certainly work for (at least) 50% better with 2600 ma/h before reaching same condition. Alas, you'll get 45 minutes of runtime. I think its just great to achieve this with laptop batteries which lasted longer then the laptop itself The actual question is really simple: will onboard electronics of the BATTERY let the standard charger do its work for just longer and WILL NOT OVERHEAT? We need answers.... Thank you to all of community for support!!!
  2. Dear Timcredible, I see nobody is responding to your post - shame... I also have the same battery but even worse - LB20 - which should be even less powerful then "rat under scalpel" Recently I dissembled almost new HP 7400 laptop battery to gain eight Samsung 2600 mA/h batteries which would certainly last for long (after charging they show good 4.15V at no-load). They even have tabs soldered, meaning the soldering would do no harm during rebuilding process, but I really don't know: will the onboard electronics charge normally 2600 capacity whilst designed for 1500 or even less? if it takes just longer, well we can live with that I gues.. Whom could we apply for sound answer (except Black&Decker of cause )? Anybody? Thanks!
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