Dana En-Route Joined Oct 19, 2016 Messages 4,446 Location CT & NY Display Name Display name: Dana May 20, 2019 #1 ...that your TSO'd ELT battery is really just six D-cell Ray-O-Vac flashlight batteries wired together in a cardboard box? Since most ELTs are never used except for the occasional test, I wonder how many A&P's have a free source of batteries for their Maglites?
...that your TSO'd ELT battery is really just six D-cell Ray-O-Vac flashlight batteries wired together in a cardboard box? Since most ELTs are never used except for the occasional test, I wonder how many A&P's have a free source of batteries for their Maglites?
Fiveslide Line Up and Wait Joined Mar 27, 2019 Messages 839 Display Name Display name: Fiveslide May 20, 2019 #2 A lot of battery packs are like this, even ones in plastic housings. The cardboard is new to me.
wanttaja En-Route Joined Jun 7, 2008 Messages 4,577 Location Seattle Display Name Display name: Ron Wanttaja May 20, 2019 #3 I'm jealous. Mine uses a pack of 9V transistor radio batteries. Ron Wanttaja
A asicer Final Approach Joined Jan 1, 2015 Messages 9,557 Display Name Display name: asicer May 20, 2019 #4 wanttaja said: I'm jealous. Mine uses a pack of 9V transistor radio batteries. Click to expand... That'd be great if transistor radios didn't switch to AA's a couple decades ago. I suppose you could sell/donate to all those people that did the ANR conversion to their DC 13.4's.
wanttaja said: I'm jealous. Mine uses a pack of 9V transistor radio batteries. Click to expand... That'd be great if transistor radios didn't switch to AA's a couple decades ago. I suppose you could sell/donate to all those people that did the ANR conversion to their DC 13.4's.