The Datel is a LiOn battery. Therefore the voltage of a single cell will nominally be about 3.6v (the provided spec sheet says 3.7V). But that is just the nominal voltage. These things actually operate at 5v. The battery case ports are actually labeled as 5v in and 5v out. Google up a discussion of battery technonogies to see more on this.
A single cell LiOn will actually operate at around 5v. There is no way to change the nominal voltage or operating voltage. That is a charcteristic of the specific battery technology (Lion, NiMh, NiCd, etc). They each have their own numbers.
The only way to provide different voltages is to put batteries in seriesin which case voltages are additive. The only way to increase capacity is to make a physically bigger (more stuff) single cell, -or- connect more than one cell in parallel.
What I a saying is that this battery and any single cell LiOn battery (like the internal Axim battery) are the same and will work assuming you have the right connectors. The Datel works just fine.
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Originally Posted by zernam
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Can you note the voltage and power on that Datel pack? I searched around and seems like the one I can find for ~$20 is a 3.6v model. The 5v model was much more.
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