RE: Roundshot charger?

["Lee, Martin (Ex AS01)" <MLee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

three possibilities.

i) internal circuitry works on something less than 9 or 6 volts (say 5)
which is internally regulated (limited). It just happened that it was
cheaper for them to supply 9V chargers at one time and 6V now.

ii) the new charger is designed for a longer charging time. With lower
charge rate [rechargable] batteries usually have a longer usefull life.

iii) they supplied the wrong part.

any of that make sense??

Martin.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dforth617@xxxxxxx [mailto:Dforth617@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 4:42 PM
To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Roundshot charger?


I just received a new charging unit for my 35s Roundshot, I dropped the 
original one and it ceased to function.  I have a question to anyone out 
there that knows  something about electricity.  The original charging unit (

the dropped one) was a 9V  DC at 500ma output and the new one is 6VDC at 
300ma.  Why the difference in voltage output from one unit to the next?  
Natural assumption would be that all 35/35s charging units would all be the 
same ??  

Don