are these low drain or high drain. please show proof of answer and do not rely on description. eBay lied to me once on description for battery
884779
I haven't used them enough to know; they tend to sit around so the charge does deplete over time. However, they recharge quickly so I am not concerned if they last long or not as I have 2. Pat
884780
Well, an LED light is low drain anyway. I know that my battery lasts a very , very long time but then again ,I don't use mine for long periods of time. As for showing proof,,,,,,, I guess I could show you a movie of the light being on for days but I won't do that. That seems like too much fun.
884781
dude, i use these in my flashlights, they are ok but yes they are low drain they stink if your going for mech mod's. but i've had to buy plenty of these for my lights but if it's for your lights try the ultrafire, 3.7V 5000mAh they work amazing and last forever. also they are low drain batteries and they are yellow.
466466
You are in luck.....i ordered two sets by mistake and have a pair in my hand. The sticker on the side says it fits, 3 3/4" hole, 3/8" drain. Hope this helps
371840
I never heard back from this vendor. I kept the 800 mAh batteries that they sent because returning them would have been more of a waste of my time for a $10 purchase. They are reasonable for the price, but misrepresented by this vendor. Don't expect them to send the 1000 mAh version.
1573121
That is exactly what my cordless called for but I used these higher mH batteries and they work great resulting in longer call times. Be aware that these batteries are not OEM and the wires are a bit longer than the stock white ones but for the price and higher mH you can't go wrong. I noticed that while on a long call these batteries hold a charge with no problem, when using my old white batteries on the same length call approx 1 hour the phone started to beep notifying me that the battery was about to die but so far these new ones worked out very well. Good luck.
2264742
Kind of weird that Amazon would leave that information out, as others have stated, they are 2400, if you click on one of the photos it shows the 2400mAh on the battery itself. If you contact Amazon about showing that information they might update the page to include the mAh number.
744857
1.5 volts I checked them with a multimeter and they checked out.The first three seemed to drain quickly, but the next three are still going. Can't beat it for the price.
930309
They are not listed, but I don't see why not. They will physically fit and the voltage and mah specs are similar to other listed batteries. You should probably confirm with the manufacturer though.
1663857
From complete drain about 3-4 hrs. I've yet to be travelling and lose charge since I plug them in when not in use.. Seems they're very good about consumption.
1261964
These are among the best high drain batteries. They should perform quite well for a headlamp.
1669273
HI,The original batteries only state they are 9.6V, no Ah stated. The replacements say they are 9.6V and 1.3Ah. I just checked on a replacement battery that has been in a tool for at least 6 months and it still very well charged. This pair of batteries is as good or better that the originals.
1771438
They do drain a little. I just checked a battery (loose) that was fully charged a week ago, and it's down to 86%. Not terrible. The battery in my camera, which I filmed with on and off for 90min in short bursts, is down to 88%, ironically. If you're traveling for a day or 2 in transit, I'm pretty sure they'll be close to full. And in my experience, they do last well on the job.
1768768
You can actually find them really cheap on eBay! I forgot the battery number but Just check manual or on died battery:)
1841868
They are high/low. No idea how long the lifespan is. I haven't had them very long.
1192371
I would just google that question and am sure you will find the answer. That is what I skid before buying these batteries.
2093660
These are just "sealed" lead-acid, which in some ways is better than a "deep cycle". Standard lead-acid batteries (like the ones used in the cars we drive) are designed to produce a a maximum amount of amps, but once you drain them below, lets say, 40% charge they find it harder to recover to 100%. Deep cycle batteries are designed to discharge slower and longer; draining them slowly to 10% charge does little to effect their recovery to 100% as-long-as their of a decent quality. On the other side, heavy current draw and age kill these quite easily. Sealed and gel lead-acid can produce maximum power for their size and weight usually far better then a standard lead-acid battery and recover quicker too. But the "depth" of their cycle is usually limited to between 25-15% of charge if nearly full recovery is to be achieved. I've used batteries just like these in my Black & Decker rechargeable mower for years...
1504123
These are not alkaline batteries. They are NiMH. I've owned these for a few years now and have had no leakage problems.
633479
I do not sell these. Bought the same battery and mine has lasted much longer than 5 months. Hope this helps.