Looking for charger and external battery pack for Pulsar thermal .
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Have you got a pic of the parts you need, i’ve got a drawer full of chargers and batteries i have the XQ50 pulsar as a spare with numerous batteries and chargers if you can send me a pic I have a look through the rubble and see what I have
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Phil
I haven't got a pic, but here's the description from Pulsar:
"It ships with accessories that will allow you to charge it and connect it to your device: a 100-220V wall charger, a 3.3' extension cable, 2.1mm DC connector for a car charger adapter, and a 1/4"-20 tripod socket adapter. To monitor remaining power capacity, the pack also has a built-in charge indicator."
"It ships with accessories that will allow you to charge it and connect it to your device: a 100-220V wall charger, a 3.3' extension cable, 2.1mm DC connector for a car charger adapter, and a 1/4"-20 tripod socket adapter. To monitor remaining power capacity, the pack also has a built-in charge indicator."
Haven't got a pic, but here's the description from Pulsar:
"It ships with accessories that will allow you to charge it and connect it to your device: a 100-220V wall charger, a 3.3' extension cable, 2.1mm DC connector for a car charger adapter, and a 1/4"-20 tripod socket adapter. To monitor remaining power capacity, the pack also has a built-in charge indicator."
"It ships with accessories that will allow you to charge it and connect it to your device: a 100-220V wall charger, a 3.3' extension cable, 2.1mm DC connector for a car charger adapter, and a 1/4"-20 tripod socket adapter. To monitor remaining power capacity, the pack also has a built-in charge indicator."
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Hello, They were discontinued years ago, You maybe luck to find a S/H one
Yes, looks like it. A friend ( not on SD) has the pack and scope but not the charger, said I'd cast around on here.
As I understand it this is an old pulsar which uses 4 AA batteries, that you need to remove to charge (you cannot charge batteries in situ) and it has an external power supply port?
The manual specificies "the external DC power supply (2.1mm pin) with stabilised voltage ranging from 8.4V to 15V or a 12V vehicle socket".
So to put that in english you need a battery pack filled with rechargeable batteries, that supplies 8.4v-15v of power via a 2.1mm male socket. That is pretty common. Lots on google or a decent electrical shop can make one up for you. For example 8 x 1.5v AA batteries wired in series = 12v. And tell you about charging this new pack.
The manual specificies "the external DC power supply (2.1mm pin) with stabilised voltage ranging from 8.4V to 15V or a 12V vehicle socket".
So to put that in english you need a battery pack filled with rechargeable batteries, that supplies 8.4v-15v of power via a 2.1mm male socket. That is pretty common. Lots on google or a decent electrical shop can make one up for you. For example 8 x 1.5v AA batteries wired in series = 12v. And tell you about charging this new pack.
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Hello, If you cannot find one on here i can put ad on PW
Thanks, what's PW?
Flash G 74
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Pigeon Watch, I have an EPS 3 but use it on my MK 1 Photon
Flash G 74
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Hello, Have you contacted Thomas Jacks the importer of Pulsar, They may know an alternative 
I'm afraid so.Hello, Have you contacted Thomas Jacks the importer of Pulsar, They may know an alternative
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