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  • #61
    Hello master Ivica,
    I hope you are well.
    The battery box looks quite stylish. Any chance you can share the stl?
    good luck​

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      • #63
        thank you very much sir

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        • #64
          Originally posted by ivconic View Post
          A friend has an AKA Signum, he is quite satisfied with it, but he complained to me that the detector simply "eats" batteries.
          When I checked, depending on the operating mode; detector consumes from 150-280mA !!!
          So I added this case for 3 higher capacity 18650 batteries in series, a switch, an LED and an LM317 regulator set to exactly 9V.
          The LM317 has a heatsink, but after 20 minutes of operation the heatsink remains quite lukewarm.
          I don't have time to get serious about this detector, I haven't even tested it outside the room.
          It looks impressive in the room. Quite a nice detector and seems to me to have potential.


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          Aka Signum can have high current consumption... especially when you use the Turbo function..which increases the TX of the Detector..

          You made a good move Ivconic.. Li-Ion Batteries are ideal for such a detector..

          AKA INTRONIK is already ready to use Li-ion cells 18650...​

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