HPC Electric pick

by **airbag** » 9 Jan 2006 13:05

Can anyone who has a new shape HPC electric pick in the UK kindly take a look at their Mains charger and tell me what the output Volts & Current is as i have got all my chargers mixed up and dont want to use the wrong one

Regards

Dave

by **panalman** » 9 Jan 2006 14:09

airbag wrote:Can anyone who has a new shape HPC electric pick in the UK kindly take a look at their Mains charger and tell me what the output Volts & Current is as i have got all my chargers mixed up and dont want to use the wrong one

Regards

Dave

Input 240v AC50HZ Output 6.5 v AC 300 MA
I have noticed that there is one being sold on ebay so anyone who maybe interested just insert HPC in the search and you will see it. :wink:

by **airbag** » 9 Jan 2006 14:16

Thanks Panelman

I've found the correct charger and it's back on charge

Regards

Dave

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 15:56

HPC electropick, good fast tool. Probably a bit too fast, I can't stress enough how we must stop cheap 'no name' branded locks from europe from coming into this country. Bring on the high security cylinder!!!

by **bonez** » 12 Jan 2006 15:58

yeah gege!!!!!

pain in the backside!!!!!

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:06

Yeh and MUL-T-LOCK and ABUS (the new one) and KABA

by **bonez** » 12 Jan 2006 16:10

yeah mul-t lock!

picked my 1st this week very long,very hard.

did my swede in :roll:

but they do open :shock:

just not easy :roll:

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:13

Did you use the new Souber picks??

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:15

OK so some Mul t lock cyliners are 7 pin etc. But the super high security cylinders have pin in pin security, that must be a nightmare, and waht about that american cylinder (don't know the make) that has rotating pins??????

by **bonez** » 12 Jan 2006 16:16

yeah

got more jammed than anything else!
but getting there mate!!!!!

well slowly.

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:20

I wonder if you could use the electro pick on MUL T Locks, never tried it. may be if you rake it over the pins at an angle may be???

by **illusion** » 12 Jan 2006 16:20

Medeco is the one with the rotating pins.

Mul-T-Lock......

I want one of those da*n locks!

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:23

Yeh thats right Medeco! I wish I thought of some of these pin innovations, the key must look very odd indeed. 20 degree cuts, left hand and right hand as well as horzontal cuts on the key

by **bonez** » 12 Jan 2006 16:23

what a mul-t ben?

by **nicholls** » 12 Jan 2006 16:24

mul-t ben???