what about the BL rating?? My 6630 uses a BL 5C.... its a 780 mAh not sure really... whats the largest battery I can shoehorn in?? Will I need to change my charger??kumar said:AFAIK it shouldn't be a problem.LArger mAH gives more talk time
kumar said:AFAIK a ngage QD battery has been made to work on a 6600.(6600 also uses a BL-5C).
here is the mod
http://www.metku.net/?sect=view&path=mods/6600/index_eng
Yes I noticed that...another techy query... why do some similar phones discharge similar batteries at dissimilar rates when the applications being run are also similar...??archish said:hey 6630 uses BL 5C battery with 900MAh rating. The Ngage qd battery is BL 6C with 1070MAh rating. You may get a small increase in battery life but it wont be a great one as 6630 eats up battert pretty fast
the upcoming 3250 uses higher rating battery but the design is different so u cannot use in 6630. Does anyone know the cost of original BL 5C and BL 6C battery?
Thanx for that...kumar said:that is because,each phone has its own power consumption patterns.Thats like processors of similar charectoristics OC quite differently even if they belong to the same family.
Bitween phone series,the RF power used may vary,CPU power consumption may vary due to the change in the speeds (case in point is the StrongARM of 6600 is 104MHz whereas that of 6630 runs at 240MHz.).There may be diff. bitween bluetooth power used.
BL 5C 3.7 volts as per my cell battery..kumar said:BL-5C -> 3.3V
BL-6C -> 3.6V
IMO not compatible.
absolutely right.kumar said:that is because,each phone has its own power consumption patterns.Thats like processors of similar charectoristics OC quite differently even if they belong to the same family.
Bitween phone series,the RF power used may vary,CPU power consumption may vary due to the change in the speeds (case in point is the StrongARM of 6600 is 104MHz whereas that of 6630 runs at 240MHz.).There may be diff. bitween bluetooth power used.
Thanks for the same... You are right...jalsa777 said:absolutely right.
but it depends more on the network coverage in your area. bad network coverage can eat up almost 8 times more battery