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RNB AT Pro Batt Pack Update On My Detector::tongue:

John-Edmonton

John-Edmonton

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I have been tracking my new RNB AT Pro Batt Pack on my AT Pro with time usage. I am happy to say, that after 11 hours, the battery icon finally gave up one notch. Incredible I say! :) Now I am at 15 hours, 4 notches to go. Now, if I had been using regular batteries, and it was very cold out, I would probably be at on notch by now.

This battery is just the ticket for my style of hunting! Nice to see some good innovations to support our hobby. :thumbup:
 
I heard from your Armadillo and he is chomping at the bit to eat some of those Lithium electrons.
I might just have to order a pair for my Armadillo. Twice the hours would be wonderful...keep up
posting your experience. Are you going to run it until it will not power the ATPro?

It would be great to know how long the ATX's low battery warning lasts. I have run the ATX until
I can not hear a signal which was about 45 minutes.

Many thanks
WW
 
The "Armo" is drooling! Might have to drain a little money from somewhere to feed it. Got to keep the "Armo" happy. :)
 
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