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This is a discussion on x10 battery life within the Suunto GPS Series (9 and 10) forums; While using the GPS function, can someone tell me how long the battery life is on the x10 ? Suunto ...
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| I used my new x10 in a trip to Milan for three days, used it to locate specific visit sites I spotted on google earth, consuming at least 2 hours of use. I used it 1/sec mode during trip back to Turkey in the plane continuously for about 4 hours. I still have only one dent missing after 1 week of regular use at home. On my X9i, I must have run out of batteries while using it Milan wandering around... |
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| What about the capacity Does someone know what is the battery capacity, in mAh? The reason I ask is because I would like to buy an external battery to recharge the X10 when I do 10 days of trekking. For example, an external battery 4,000 mAh at 3.7V, how long will it maintain my X10 alive if I use the polling interval of 1 minute and I run the activity 8 hours a day? Thanks, Tom |
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| X10 battery charging I am looking at purchasing an X10, but first I have promised myself to make a take anywhere charger for it. I believe I now have the bits and pieces for a combined solar and/or wind-up charger, but need to know what voltage and charge current the X10 requires. tomd mentions an external battery (4,000 mAh) at 3.7V. Is the X10 using a 3.7V battery? Could someone please have a look at the charger for the X10 and let me know the output (??VDC and ??mA) Many thanks if someone can assist. L |
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As for the capacity of the internal battery I am not sure, but I think the X9i had a 310mAh battery, since the capacity on the X10 was improved by 33% I don't know if that means it has a bigger cell since the new GPS system uses less energy. So it might actually have the very same battery. But I am unsure about that. a 4000 mAh charger should be able to recharge an X10 multiple times before it is empty. |
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| Thanks for the reply Jaokim Agren. I now have my X10 and have made my wind-up charger MkI. The charger works but I'm not entirely happy with it, so MkII is on the way. I still have not gone anywhere near discharging the X10 battery as I haven't done any heavy GPS use, so charging through the USB while connected to the trek manager has been enough.Cheers! |
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A plain 9V-battery converted down to 5V with an IC is a possible solution, but the winder seems like an even better idea. Would you be able to tell where this wind-up charger can be purchased? Cheers Carsten |
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