Will this battery work with my Ambient Weather WR-111B Adventurer. It says that it needs a CR123A battery?
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My Ambient radio specifies a 3.7 volt, 800 mAh battery (LIR123A). CR123A batteries are rated as 3 volt (and 750 mAh). I would check with a store that specializes in batteries.
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I can't remember what number it was but if it the one I ordered from Amazon-it works
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The CR123a battery is becoming more commonplace all the time as more and more high output small flashlight hit the market. it is larger than an AA but smaller than a C.
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You want me to be honest, I don't know. I just bought the battery that said worked in the radio I had, as a spare. I wouldn't want to be wrong and just say that it would be the right one, and it was not the same thing. Fharm50
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Yes should work fine. However be careful not to over discharge the battery . Normally you would want a deep cycle type of battery. Their big and heavy. Just be careful not to take discharge below 11.5 volts
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I had no issue installing my backup battery and it has worked well with the Grace. Have you confirmed you have the correct battery for your Internet radio?
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As long as the dimensions, voltage, and connectors are the same it should work. I switched from Brinks to ADT and swapped out this battery.
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If that stream light requires the CR123A battery then I would image that these batteries would work
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I purchased this for my UV-5R+Plus and found it incompatible. I'm not sure of its compatibility with the -5RE. The "seat" of the battery into which my 5R+ radio should nest contains some plastic mold reinforcements which prevent my radio from mating with this battery. It's something you'd be best to compare visually. I have photos of the battery's "seat" alongside the mating base of my 5R+ which I'd be happy to share with you so you can compare it with your model 5RE. If interested, email me direct at RenoWind at Hotmail dot com as I'm not sure how to send a photo through Amazon's Q&A; server. Hope this helps ~ Brian (K7ECV) in Reno, NV I purchased this for my UV-5R+Plus and found it incompatible. I'm not sure of its compatibility with the -5RE. The "seat" of the battery into which my 5R+ radio should nest contains some plastic mold reinforcements which prevent my radio from mating with this battery. It's something you'd be best to compare visually. I have photos of the battery's "seat" alongside the mating base of my 5R+ which I'd be happy to share with you so you can compare it with your model 5RE. If interested, email me direct at RenoWind at Hotmail dot com as I'm not sure how to send a photo... » Read More I purchased this for my UV-5R+Plus and found it incompatible. I'm not sure of its compatibility with the -5RE. The "seat" of the battery into which my 5R+ radio should nest contains some plastic mold reinforcements which prevent my radio from mating with this battery. It's something you'd be best to compare visually. I have photos of the battery's "seat" alongside the mating base of my 5R+ which I'd be happy to share with you so you can compare it with your model 5RE. If interested, email me direct at RenoWind at Hotmail dot com as I'm not sure how to send a photo through Amazon's Q&A; server. Hope this helps ~ Brian (K7ECV) in Reno, NV « Show Less
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You have to modify this battery to FIT the UV-5R+. its rather tricky and does require some melting of plastic so if you are uncomfortable doing that you can watch how to do the mod on youtube. Be careful and DO NOT OVER HEAR THE PLASTIC. Use a small butane torch melt the areas shown in the videos and seat the radio onto the melted plastic. If you have questions go for it thats what we are here for
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Hi Mark, the batteries u will need are CR123A 3A. I purchased mine at Fries. Radio Shack carries them and u can purchase them on Amazon. Cost about $8.00.Rose
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Sorry it took so long to reply, but I had to dig my radio out. The listed dimensions must be incorrect, this is the battery I have in my FR-200. The battery looks to be approx. 2"x1.25"x.5". That is approx. since i don't have a tape measure but everything else looks the same. The battery works Great!Wayne2250
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Model#3089 takes a 23A, 12volt or 3LR50 12volt battery... It's a "security" battery. I found a replacement for it at Radio Shack.
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I found out that the battery is a 2123, which is the same as a 12v. It would have been good for them to put that in their manual. The battery was at my local grocery store. I hope this helps.
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depends on your flashlight. does it have an actual bulb or an LED? these batteries are safe for every cr123 LED flashlight that i have ever owned. if your flashlight has a high pressure xenon bulb or similar then you need to check the specs. dont bother with charging voltage, you are looking at discharge voltage. what kind of flashlight do you own?
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Sorry. I'm not sure. I'm using it for my home alarm system. However, if the specs are similar, in your case, 12V 4.5Ah vs 12V 5.0Ah. It should be OK. The battery is a general purpose battery as long as the connectors meet your requirement. Of course, the battery itself is not water proof, so be careful for outdoor use. - Mike
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The Battery i have on mine is #bat 413 10.8/12v max, 1.5ah you might want to check there web site for compatibility
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I didn't think it would, but then I found a youtube video showing someone doing just that! Just do a google search, (ambient weather ipod) ,and you will see a link to the youtube video. Just plug into the headphone jack of the ambient weather. I think it would use the battery up about as much as listening to the radio.
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Hello, This model specifically uses a CR-2032 battery. If you are unfamiliar with them they are the flat round batteries about the size of a dime just a bit bigger in diameter and a bit thicker than a dime.
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It comes with a battery, but I'm pretty sure it's the standard CR123A battery