Hey you remembered the best part, no need to install a bulky capacitor! lol ;Dchido said:
Your resistor should stop the spikes easily. I think as chido said, it was just time and you had no control of that. Just out of curiosity, were you using rechargeables or primaries. If they were primaries, what kind of battery life are you getting?tone1132 said:
LOL!! ;D I feel like a dumb ass. When i checked them they read like 3.6v. i just checked the batt i was using when i died and it reads 3.4 still. OMG!! so is it a "no go" on the rechargeables on this mod?? so u think i fried the resistor too?cbrian4 said:
LOL!! ;D I feel like a dumb ass. When i checked them they read like 3.6v. i just checked the batt i was using when i died and it reads 3.4 still. OMG!! so is it a "no go" on the rechargeables on this mod?? so u think i fried the resistor too?[/quote]tone1132 said:
Probably, i read somewhere that you can find a locking collar that fits over the aixiz module loosely and could be secured with thermal epoxy. But with these new diodes it doesn't sound like you need a heat sink as hemlock mike tested one of them in nothing but an aixiz module at 400ma for 4 hours continuously! So heat might have been the killer on this one, but you won't need to worry about that if your ordering from SenKat. Oh and i found some other batteries on dx that claim to be 100% compatible with primaries. They claim to have a peak voltage of 3.6 and then rest at 3.2 which is perfect. So you could just use them up a bit until they drop to 3.2v The only down side is the low capacity, anyways here they are http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1880tone1132 said:
