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diggerman 21-Jul-2009 21:39

Amb Transponder For Sale
 
Amb tranx 260 transponder complete with charger £200 PM if interested

trouty 29-Jul-2009 13:14

if this ones gone and someone still needs one, i also have a tranx260 with chargin cradle, mount plate and car charger :)

Gilps 29-Jul-2009 13:25

That's cheap. They're over £290 new now. I sold a hard wired one on ebay for £205.

Ghost 29-Jul-2009 22:02

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Originally Posted by Gilps
That's cheap. They're over £290 new now. I sold a hard wired one on ebay for £205.


The battery in these transponders must have a finite life. They are not user changeable as everything is potted into the casing. So.......... one may invest in a secondhand transponder but how much life is left in that battery.

I'm only thinking aloud here, interested to hear your thoughts.

Gilps 29-Jul-2009 23:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ghost
The battery in these transponders must have a finite life. They are not user changeable as everything is potted into the casing. So.......... one may invest in a secondhand transponder but how much life is left in that battery.

I'm only thinking aloud here, interested to hear your thoughts.

Easy way to check. When it's fully charged take it out of the holder and the green light will flash. The number of flashes is supposed to be the number of days charge left in the battery. From new they flash 5 times, or 5 days charge. As they get older they lose some of the charge capacity and will not give as many flashes on a full charge. I wouldn't buy a used one that has 3 flashes or less. The key to longer battery life is to charge and discharge them regularly. I bet most are put away at the end of a season and left until the start of the next one.

Ghost 30-Jul-2009 01:21

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Originally Posted by Gilps
Easy way to check. When it's fully charged take it out of the holder and the green light will flash. The number of flashes is supposed to be the number of days charge left in the battery. From new they flash 5 times, or 5 days charge. As they get older they lose some of the charge capacity and will not give as many flashes on a full charge. I wouldn't buy a used one that has 3 flashes or less. The key to longer battery life is to charge and discharge them regularly. I bet most are put away at the end of a season and left until the start of the next one.


Thanks for the perfect explanation Paul. :roll:


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