Newest Original ASUS G73G G73GW Notebook Battery review

Battery monitoring without touching the poles of the individual cells makes Q-Mag? attractive for stationary batteries. The installation involves placing the sensors between the batteries and collecting SoC data, among other battery information, with the help of a controller on low voltage. It is conceivable that battery manufacturers in the future will include the sensors in the housing as part of production. Economical pricing at high volume and small size could make this feasible.

ASUS G73G battery infomation:

Battery Type:  Li-ion 
Voltage:  14.6V
Capacity: 5200mAh / 8Cell
Weight:  460g
Property: ASUS Replacement Battery
Color: Black

Numerous variants of the basic Lithium-ion cell chemistry have been developed. Lithium Cobalt and Lithium Manganese were the first to be produced in commercial quantities but Lithium Iron Phoshate is taking over for high power applications because of its improved safety performance. The rest are either at various stages of development or they are awaiting investment decisions to launch volume production.

ASUS G73 battery Fit machine:
ASUS G73 Series ASUS G73G Series ASUS G73GW Series
ASUS G73J Series ASUS G73JH Series ASUS G73JW Series
ASUS G73S Series ASUS G73SW Series

ASUS G73GW battery Compatible original Battery Code:
ASUS:
07G016DH1875 70-NY81B1000Z 90-NY81B1000Y
A42-G73 G73-52 

Keep small batteries out of children’s reach. Children younger than four are most likely to swallow batteries, and the most common types are button cells. The battery often gets stuck in the esophagus (the tube that passes food) and the electrical current burns the surrounding tissue. Doctors often misdiagnose the symptoms, which can show as fever, vomiting, poor appetite and weariness. Batteries that make it through the esophagus often move through the digestive tract with little or no lasting damage. The concern of a parent is not only to choose safe toys, but also to keep small batteries away from young children.