Bellman And Flint Collar Care

[Molie1337 35]

Just wondering what all you lot do with you're re-chargable collars with regard to the battery....do you just top it up every now and then, when you feel like its getting low, or do you leave it on to let it run flat then recharge after, is it best stored in the off season fully charged or flat?

 

cheers

 

Molie

[turkish 287]

does anyone know if ye can get new case on old collar from bellman flint.

[busterbuster1969 313]

I charge mine up when I have been out a few hours as you never know when the unexpected drop in happens, always best to have a reasonable charge left in them.

 

Regarding letting them go flat when the seasons over, I always collar mine up even when im out for a spot of summertime bushing so never left to go flat

[kevin em 342]

I charge mine up when I have been out a few hours as you never know when the unexpected drop in happens, always best to have a reasonable charge left in them.

 

Regarding letting them go flat when the seasons over, I always collar mine up even when im out for a spot of summertime bushing so never left to go flat

ive been told its bad to charge them too often

[THE GENERAL 1,982]

I believe that most, if not all battery operated equipment that sends a signal to a receiver should be allowed to drain every so often so the battery cells as a whole are being used. I may be wrong. Interesting topic.

[bitchie 292]

Call bellman & flint up to now

they where open and friendly

when i called and asked stupid questions.

I think a good topic.

 

Fon: 01582873263

[VOON 1,317]

What type of battery are they? different protocol for different batteries........

[Moorman 1 1,343]

I think they are lithium batteries so you can top them up and they don't get a memory.Although I think its best to run flat and recharge every so often.

I use two,I flatten one then use the other so alternate them.

[Sirius 1,391]

Call bellman & flint up to now

they where open and friendly

when i called and asked stupid questions.

I think a good topic.

 

Fon: 01582873263

 

Yep I agree call them up, really nice fella always happy to talk :thumbs:

[bitchie 292]

If someone calls let us know what they said, please!

[Grinder 102]

The new collars can have replacement battery's fitted if buggered... Discharge them if your not using them for long periods

[VOON 1,317]

I think they are lithium batteries so you can top them up and they don't get a memory.Although I think its best to run flat and recharge every so often.

I use two,I flatten one then use the other so alternate them.

 

 

If there lithium batteries, you should keep them between 20% and % of capacity and only give a full charge once every couple of months...Always store them at around half charge when there not in use.........

[remyd 68]

during long periods when the devices are not in use, its advisable to discharge and recharge the batteries at least once a month to maintain the battery lifespan. atb

[astrix 12]

does anyone know if ye can get new case on old collar from bellman flint.

I've asked them before and they say it would cost too much to have new covers for the old collars made, moulds etc. There like rocking horse sh*t, pity cos there will be loads of lads wanting them

[CBdogsA1 420]

I keep mine around half charge all the time as said above, you never know when you might need it. New covers would be brill tho, they can get a bit 'rough'.