Here is the problem, I have a Supertooth Disco portable speaker for work, it does not play at high volume for 10 hours... the included battery is two 4.8 volt, 4 cell battery packs at 2200maH's for a total of 9.6 volts and 4400maH's. The device is charged by a wall plug and the battery packs permanently installed in the case, it takes about 3 hours to charge as it is and once it's done a Green Light let's you know it's fully charged... (it's red when first plugged in)...
I am looking to create two new battery packs with 10,000maH or greater.. but I am not sure if they will fully charge being installed permanently inside of the unit and plugged into a wall.. how does the charger know when the batteries are full?
you can find a video on youtube showing some of the supertooth disco internals...
supertooth disco battery replacement
I am worried that I will spend my time upgrading the battery only to have the charge not be completed and still only have the same playing time as I currently do!!!
Thanks for any help!
I am looking to create two new battery packs with 10,000maH or greater.. but I am not sure if they will fully charge being installed permanently inside of the unit and plugged into a wall.. how does the charger know when the batteries are full?
you can find a video on youtube showing some of the supertooth disco internals...
supertooth disco battery replacement
I am worried that I will spend my time upgrading the battery only to have the charge not be completed and still only have the same playing time as I currently do!!!
Thanks for any help!