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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Sorry, I could have been clearer. My main question is: What characteristics should I evaluate to determine if some battery will work with this device? Is the list I provided a complete list?<br />
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> X1203 support 3.7V lithium polymer battery<br />
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I think this is a bit misleading -- almost all 3.7V LiPo batteries I see for sale have integrated protection circuitry, which would violate the listed requirements for the x1203. _Some_ 3.V liPo batteries are likely acceptable, but it looks to me that most are not. Am I misunderstanding the documentation? Is protection circuitry actually ok?<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 99.110.163.126 --></div>99.110.163.126