I use a rechargeable battery and the continuous run time is almost 3 days. When I test the coils it lights up green. Wondering if Im getting any healing through the coils when The run times I have heard are 20 hours or less
If you are using a Low setting, that is certainly possible. But in general, for best performance, I suggest changing to freshly-charged batteries every few hours.
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i use rechargeables as well that last 3 days running over 8h+/- each night and definitely get benefits from the coils.
they’re hixon 850mAh lithium batteries and have been using that brand without problems over the past 2+years
i usually find for me that running then at M and higher, stacked or contiguous to be beneficial for various parts or my body where I’m looking to reduce inflammation or pain
i tend to disagree with dr deny, about charging batteries every 2 or , 3 hours. i use lithium batteries in a chainsaw. these batteries, are about the same price, as the chainsaw; what i have noticed. that progressively, the charge in the battery gets less, and less. the power remains, but the duration does not. these batteries, are not of the trickle charge design. they might get advertised as being able to be recharged, say 600 times. this might be so, but each time the charge becomes less. then there is the quality of the battery itself. i am particularly concerned about knock offs originating out of . china. i am trying to find a uk manufacturer. to maybe supply a pp3 for the a9, that can be trickle charged, with good quality. the a9 is made in china, so i have something to say about the construction. one noticeable thing, is the switch for the 4 adjustable settings. behind this switch, the electronics can be discerned, in itself, this is not an issue; but what i have found, with instrumentation, that dust/particle matter, can be problematic. a screen behind the switch, is probably a good idea. also the battery cover, which is good. should cover the switches
flux health have stopped selling, the ac/dc adapter, with the pp3 dummy cell. i wonder why. i live inthe uk. but cannot readily buy. a dummy cell. i have to buy one off. amazon. then discard the ac/ dc adapter, because it is wrong for uk 240 volts. . this to me is the way to go for using the a9 during nighttime use.
using a usb charge whilst the a9 is in use, maybe is not a good idea, due to, if the battery , is not meant to be trickle charged. there are trickle charge batteries. eg. pv panel batteries…
dummy batteries, come in two forms. a passive, and an active. the one on amazon.com, is an active one, with surge protection, maybe , even with a thermal cut off.
the hixon batteries, do not look chinese made, maybe made in. america. i am considering buying another generator, maybe. m1, so as to maybe prevent habituation of signalling. . yeti think, with the a9 there is modulation, that takes care of habituation.
powering it is a concern. just found out. hixon batteries is a chinese company. from the usual district, where all the other batteries mostly come from!