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non charging sat meter

johnpaulharold · 2011-10-27 12:55:56

hi all. i have a major problem!!!! my "satlink ws-6908" digital satellite meter wont charge!! i have a good bit of work on and am badly stuck. has anyone had this problem before and rectified it. it takes a Li-ion battery (3000Mah). so does anyone know where i can get one urgently or is there any point of replacing…

27-10-2011 12:55pm

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hi all. i have a major problem!!!! my "satlink ws-6908" digital satellite meter wont charge!! i have a good bit of work on and am badly stuck. has anyone had this problem before and rectified it. it takes a Li-ion battery (3000Mah). so does anyone know where i can get one urgently or is there any point of replacing battery.
i would be very very grateful for any assistence.

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#2 27-10-2011 1:36pm

Liameter

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Is the battery removable so you can charge it externally?

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#3 27-10-2011 1:56pm

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yes battery is flat battery removable that plugs into circuit board. its dimensions are about 4" 2".

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#4 27-10-2011 2:26pm

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OK check the voltage rating. You may be able to obtain a lithium battery charger. It might even be possible to connect it to a car battery via a suitable fuse, and a bulb to limit the current while it's charging. Depends on its voltage.

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#5 27-10-2011 5:20pm

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thanks liameter. tested battery fully charged @ 8.4v. think its buggered

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#6 27-10-2011 6:40pm

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What's the voltage printed on the battery or printed in the specifications?

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