I plan to use this with my airsoft gun because I am using a LiPo for it. It will stay plugged in the whole time. If the voltage level is fine, will it constantly make beeping noises that would give my position away? I plan to use this with my airsoft gun because I am using a LiPo for it. It will stay plugged in the whole time. If the voltage level is fine, will it constantly make beeping noises that would give... » Read More I plan to use this with my airsoft gun because I am using a LiPo for it. It will stay plugged in the whole time. If the voltage level is fine, will it constantly make beeping noises that would give my position away? « Show Less
88569
When it is initially connected and identifies the particular Lipo cell rating, it will emit a tone and after it is set, will sound when the set low voltage triggers it.
88570
No, only when you first plug it in it does a test beep of some sort. After that it silently displays voltages until one of the cells drops below your set limit.
88571
I have attached it to my airsoft gun and the only noise it makes is the initial connection, voltage level alarm button, and low level alarm. FYI the alarm is fairly loud, be prepared.
88572
It will beep when you first connect it, then it will only beep when the voltage is low.
88573
It makes a "beep, beep, beep" when it is first plugged in as part of the self calibration but otherwise it makes no noise at all until the low voltage is detected then it alarms as designed.
1110883
It will keep a steady output as long as the voltage and current on the input is above the minimum. As long as the input voltage is 1.5V above what the output is, it will stay steady.
248248
As most have already mentioned jumping the battery is ideal, using the trick in the youtube video that a user posted here is the ideal option. However if you find this is happening chances are that cell is giving out. I had one cell that wouldn't jump probably because it's at the end of it's life. Most good cells will recover enough voltage, i never seen a healthy cell resting at 0 volts, maybe unless it was in storage for too long.
2263358
I fused the incoming side of mine. When I put the fuse in it popped very loud. I thought something was wrong also but it did not blow the fuse and when I checked the voltage on the other wires it was a perfect 12V. Still kinda scary hooking it up but I guess it is normal.
1299662
I don't know to be honest. There isn't anything in the tester to make a sound. It is basically a wire lightbulb and spring. When you ground one end and make positive contact with the other the light lights up. You can even hook it up in reverse and it will work the same. I know mine has no means of making a sound. Maybe you completed an circuit with the tester that made the vehicle beep. That is very possible.
1665451
In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power while it is playing via the aux cable, as the electricity from the cable is sufficient for its operation. In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power... » Read More In the Bluetooth mode, the speaker beeps when the electronics detects a low output voltage. This happens whenever the battery power is low, even if the charging cable is plugged in, because the trigger for beeping only depends on the battery level. Therefore you can expect the beeping to disappear after the speaker is fully charged, or after it has been charged for a while, reaching a higher level of battery power.On the other hand, the speaker is in little demand of battery power when it is connected via a 3.5mm audio cable. Hence it does not beep as an alert for low power while it is playing via the aux cable, as the electricity from the cable is sufficient for its operation. « Show Less
1938851
The idea is do not over charge or discharge any Lipo battery (as well as your cellphone and laptop). Just full charge the battery and shoot tens of rounds, disconnected the batteries and put them in a proper place, then you are good with lipos.
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From Asus forums, and a problem reported mostly by TF700 owners and also some TF300T owners. "The beep happens when the charger feeds the tablet a current or a voltage that it is not "acceptable" to it. Keep in mind, it does not mean that it will harm the tablet. A defective charger or cable will not feed the tablet the "acceptable" 15V/1.2A or 5V/2A. The difference could be a few mA but it would be enough to cause the beep. The change can be very little, but enough for the tablet to know. That is why you see cases where the tablet would make the beeping noise when it enters sleep, but charges perfectly silent when the display is on and the tablet is being used. This is not an issue that is completely new. You also see this behavior when somebody uses a cheap eBay charger, or a car charger not made to specs." http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/transformer-pad-infinity-tf700-tegra-3-help/36587-tf700-repeatedly-makes-plugged-sound-while-charging-sleep-mode.html
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It may be jammed. Make sure the battery is fully charged, then shoot it without the nb magazine. See if any bbs fly out or drop. (Make sure dont point at anybody or shoot indoors for that matter) use the unjamming rod if necessary. Use .25 bbs. this is a quality gun regardless of reviews. I get 27:6 kill ratio with this gun as my main versus other players who use 300 dollar guns (or my other 300 dollar guns for that matter)! Play safe and have fun! (dont use .20bbs or else it WILLjam. And upgrade the battery with an 8.4v it was originally designed by umarex with that battery in mind)
372766
I'm not sure. I've never used a lipo on my AEGs, but I wouldn't see why not. I guess it really all depends on the size of the battery, how you use it, and etc. etc.
2121484
HI I am not sure what are you asking me, beacuse I am not know too much technical stuff, if you explain to me I will be glad to help you, but, as far as this item, works excellent, sound pretty good, and I am not see any voltage fluctuations.
2254051
Hi there fellow "alarmist"! My siren has three leads: White, Red, and Yellow. White is negative. If yours has a Black wire instead, it's negative. Red to Positive makes the Siren YELP. If you connect Yellow to Positive, the sound is Steady! That's all there is to it... It operates on 12 VDC.Have fun, Walley Bendz
644387
first of all its an airsoft dont use bb's, second 10amp is way too much use a 8.4amp max. hope this helps and chill with the cussing kids read this
1898852
It seems to me that some of the batteries are "juicier" than others. If anyone knows a trick to bolster the voltage, please be sure to share with me. It's hawks that would benefit in my neighborhood.
1157879
Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy &#128522;
1065145
Do you hear the piston making a "popping" sound or just a constant tone when you pull the trigger? Air does come out of the side of the unit during normal operation and it will making a consistent popping sound dependent on input PSI. I'd check for air pockets, just like with a normal grease gun I have to prime it before I get grease flow. Just bang this upside down against the rim of a plastic trash can dozen or so times and check periodically for the grease to start flowing. The tone of the piston will change once it's actually pushing grease too if it's popping really fast and nothing's coming out its just not primed enough. Hope this helps!
375160
It stays on Because its powered by a 12 volt plug. But just does not output any audio. I wouldn't recommend buying this amp. You should try the plye brand of mini amps