Does it matter if i use a higher mAh in my truck if it has a 3000mAh? Can i by a 5000mAh with the same voltaje ?
1419523
You have to make sure you have room. The higher the mah the bigger the battery
1732679
I've used 11.1 V Lipo 3000 maH as well as 5000 mah - both work. I always use 5 mm bullet plugs so that all my batteries are interchangeable. Sometimes that means that I have to change out the plugs, which is no problem.
629170
yes I think they are the same, the difference they are designed for different mah (mili amp hours), this determines their output and service between charges. the larger the mah, the stronger the battery
1312402
No. They're much bigger. They are 3.7 volts compare to AA which is 1.5 volt. Higher mAh too.
2089254
This is a bolt-on type connection battery. An 18Ah battery may be used if you have the additional space for the larger size.Amp Hours for batteries equates to Capacity for fuel tanks. The higher the amp hours, the more "fuel"; the longer the battery may operate before requiring recharging. I have personally added batteries to increase a 35Ah system to 70Ah which considerably increased the range of an electric vehicle.
1419006
Yes. the higher the MAHs the betterThat's like the voltage or something like that
1045747
the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year... » Read More the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. « Show Less
2282767
Yes you can use the higher mAh batteries as long as they are 1.2V and the batteries are the same size. The higher mAh will just have allow for the lights to stay on.
1996494
Hi Rita --The mAh rates the capacity of the battery. The higher the mAh (milli-amps for one hour), the longer it will last. You do need to make sure that the voltages match. You will damage your phone if you put a battery with a higher voltage than the phone is expecting. Good luck!
1167505
Yes. It's still an 18650 which is the main part you should be looking for, this battery just has more mAh than the one you're taking about.
1443399
I am not completely sure, but the higher mah number is associated with holder a longer and stronger charge. I believe they will work and hold the charge longer.
1628790
The mAh is speaking to capacity, not comparability. For example I I just purchased the Anker 7200mAh to replace the 2100mAh battery in my phone. As long as your model is listed in the description you should be fine.
1512996
The difference is the mAh which means the amount of charge the battery will hold. The higer the mAh the longer the battery will emit power between charges. It will work.
2252518
Yes, you certainly can. The higher MaH simply means that this battery will hold more of a charge than the original battery did, and it will also last longer before needing recharging, than the original battery. I replaced all my cordless phones' batteries, as well as the battery in my wireless stereo headphones that I use to watch TV with (I'm hearing-impaired), with higher MaH-rated batteries, and they're all doing great! Hope this helps!
684972
no need to upgrade battery. If your truck battery Voltage is between DC 10-30V, just connect the electric wire with your truck battery. Thanks ATC LC
991631
The mAh does not matter, but I am unsure what the 2.6 means. As long as it is 3.7V, it should work.
1109994
It is difficult for us to cross reference and make recommendations for a device's specific model. Generally for battery two important things you need to make sure is if the voltage rating is correct for your device, and also if the dimensions fit your device. mAh can vary for the most part, as that refers to capacity and just translates to more usage time. Generally, if the volts and dimensions work, then it should be fine. Make sure the connectors in the image are the same too. Thanks Battery Superstore