Does anyone have the L11 and either L2 or L3 battery to place side by side for a depth comparison? I have a case that fits L2 and some of the Power Products 3400mah batteries, but I'd like to know if I can squeeze the L11 in.
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Knb L11vs L3/L2 size
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If the L11 won't fit look at Richcom Power, they have an L2 that is LiPo at 4000mAh. Some cases will fit some won't.
Jim
Jim
Thanks, those are definitely a hoss battery.
Thanks. I'll have to see if I can find a place to purchase, it seems like direct might be a little hard.
I can supply richcom if you dont find anybody. Betner Comm also can sell them as well, located in Kentucky.
New smaller batteries on the way from KW.
JVCKENWOOD USA announces the release of the KNB-L12 3,000 mAh and KNB-L13 4,000mAh thin and highcapacity Li-ion batteries. The KNB-L12/L13 can be charged only by the KSC-52AK charger and the KSC-526K 6-unit
charger with the KSC-52PAW charging pocket attached
General Specifications
• Voltage / Capacity:
KNB-L12M: 7.4V / 3,000mAh
KNB-L13M: 7.4V / 4,000mAh
• Dimensions (W x H x D):
KNB-L12M: 2.28 x 4.58 x 0.76 in (58 x 116.4 x 19.4 mm)
KNB-L13M: 2.28 x 4.58 x 0.93 in (58 x 116.4 x 23.5 mm)
• Weight:
KNB-L12M: 6.3 oz (180 g)
KNB-L13M: 7.6 oz (215 g)
• Cell Type: Laminated Cell (First adoption for KENWOOD radios)
• Dust & Water: IEC60529 IP54/55/67/68
• Temperature Range: -4°F - +140°F (-20°C - +60°C)
• Cell Made in China, further processed in Japan
• Compatible Radio: NX-5000 portable
• Applicable Chargers: KSC-52AK & KSC-526K with KSC-52PAW
JVCKENWOOD USA announces the release of the KNB-L12 3,000 mAh and KNB-L13 4,000mAh thin and highcapacity Li-ion batteries. The KNB-L12/L13 can be charged only by the KSC-52AK charger and the KSC-526K 6-unit
charger with the KSC-52PAW charging pocket attached
General Specifications
• Voltage / Capacity:
KNB-L12M: 7.4V / 3,000mAh
KNB-L13M: 7.4V / 4,000mAh
• Dimensions (W x H x D):
KNB-L12M: 2.28 x 4.58 x 0.76 in (58 x 116.4 x 19.4 mm)
KNB-L13M: 2.28 x 4.58 x 0.93 in (58 x 116.4 x 23.5 mm)
• Weight:
KNB-L12M: 6.3 oz (180 g)
KNB-L13M: 7.6 oz (215 g)
• Cell Type: Laminated Cell (First adoption for KENWOOD radios)
• Dust & Water: IEC60529 IP54/55/67/68
• Temperature Range: -4°F - +140°F (-20°C - +60°C)
• Cell Made in China, further processed in Japan
• Compatible Radio: NX-5000 portable
• Applicable Chargers: KSC-52AK & KSC-526K with KSC-52PAW
Nice! For comparison:
Kenwood Li-ion KNB-L11M:
7.2V / 3,900mAh (4,000mAh typ.)
2.28" x 4.58" x 1.34" (58 x 116.4 x 34.2 mm)
8.11 oz (230 g)
Power Products Li-Po BPKNBL2LIP-41:
7.4V / 4100 mAh
2.28" x 4.59" x 1.11" (57.9 x 116.5 x 28.2 mm)
6.9 oz (195 g)
Anyone have KNB-L2 and KNB-L3 specs? All I can find is the on-radio values.
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