Emag replacement charger - how sensitive to mAH?

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  • mercpb
    mercpb
    • Oct 2021
    • 975
    • midwest

    #1

    Emag replacement charger - how sensitive to mAH?

    I know emag chargers like 1500mAH (12-14v DC positive tip M)

    Will I get away fine with a 1000mAH?
  • Trbo323
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 6382
    • Vancouver WA

    #2
    Mah is a measure of battery capacity and doesn't have anything to do with charging besides how long it might take to charge. Charging voltage is important and I wouldn't mess with that too much

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    • k_obeastly
      Bunker Buster
      • Aug 2020
      • 450

      #3
      as pointed out
      mAH milliamp hours is the capacity of the battery (the size of your air tank)
      mA milliamps would be current (the air flow from your air tank)
      V voltage would be force (the output pressure of your air tank)

      I used to charge mine with the attachment from AGD and a variable DC power supply from radio shack if that helps. Any DC power supply with the right voltage and plug should work. If the mA rating of the supply is lower than what the AGD attachment is rated for, it will just take longer to charge.

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      • tunaman5
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 335

        #4
        anywhere from 650-1500 ma will work fine. 10-15 vdc input

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