james.wilson

Jim was a reply to the cheapness comment not a comparison in any way

Hello

Yes

Lol

They can't. I would assume with the escape route cable mounting requirement use would increase

Why?

Hi

pins is a 70's thing move on, gal does yes i dont know texecom but id assume it does, ade knows his stuff

no just poor seals

it is but seems seals are the issue on lithiums on the shelf but not used

There isn't an ideal way. Loading a battery and Volt testing will show accurately but doing that on a primary cell will affect it's life so all you can really do I Volt test. But I don't know that much about batteries in the level required

I don't know it at all I'm afraid

its doable but its the data demand on the sim you want to worry about

you want to use wireless to router or 3/4g?

sla was sealed lead acid. Any cell wil only give a decent reading under some load.

on the g2 only iirc?

yes its a circuit on the gal but still id use technistore

thats it its your sdp but with the device types locations etc as fitted rather than planned, if any different

duracell and panasonic seems to do well

the galaxy supports it directly just enable it

http://www.powerstream.com/cr123a-tests.htm

The problem is a litium cell will loose approx 0.5 - 2% of its capacity a year depending on brand. Couple this with the low power draw of wireless devices the curve just drops of completely very quickly. The difficulty for the manufacturers is at what point do thy report a low battery. Too early and it looks like its running out of batteries, too late and the low battery running time is either very short of non existant. The low voltage volts will depend on the manufacturer and cannot imo be the same for all manufactures. I suppose the answer is to have it programmable so the maintainer can choose when it goes into low battery and how long it will function for in tht state before the supervision failure

means nowt as yu know

would an enforcer perform any better in that way than say a yale? and that's cheaper

technically yes, most councils will give retro planning permission. But as dudley (mine) said depends on the numbers