Most of the heavy duty type modern cell phone batteries run about 800 to
1100 ma/Hr, depending on the model type. The drawback you are going to find
with these batteries is that they are awful expensive. I had to replace the
battery in my Motorola V60c. The battery is the heavy duty one, and the
cost was about $90.00 US for the original type. After about a year or so,
they stop holding the charge with my phone. But, I am a heavy user, and
have to charge it more than once or twice a day. I am on it most of the day
for my work. Infact, I keep two batteries and rotate them. They are
supposed to have a life span of about 500 to 800 charge cycles with a
maximum life of about 3 years. I am doing more than 600 charge cycles per
year. The phone gives about 1.5 to 2 hours talk time on a full charge. The
battery however is very small and light. It is about 1/2 the size of a
credit card, and is about 2/3 of the width. If you were to use two of them
in parallel for a project, you would then have about 1600 to 2200 ma/Hr.
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Hi !
I would like to know were can I find some specs about cell phone
batteries, that is, how much voltage they supply, weight, etc
My goal is to use a light weighted battery on a small moving device (a
little robot, maybe "brained" by a PIC), so weight is important.
I thought on cell phone batteries but is there another good (and
cheap) alternative ?
Tnx
