I need BT-1021. My current model says 300 mAh. Others say 750 or 800 or 900 ,etc mAh. Does that make any difference or should I get just the 300 mAh? Also radio shack tells me that if it doesn't have a gray plug in it won't work in my phone. Is that true?
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The mah rating determines how long the battery will last (i.e. hours of run-time) as for the plug, you should be able to find a list of cross compatible phones and batteries on the Uniden website. Color does not matter, rather the configuration.
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hmm...Hi. It would most likely be SAFEST to get the same designation included by the manufacturer. My phone is the Motorola Photon, so obviously the 2 models use different battery designations. Hope this helps...
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First, I must tell you that the Adapters I acquire I use them, exclusively, with some Zenith TO radios, with a MALE plug tip (2.5mm or 3/32" Diam.). These, as a rule, are of 9V or 12V, ranging from 300mA to a 1000mA. However, I think I rememberhaving read somewhere "to be also used in such or such telephone"; but, I can't assure it was the AT&T; Model described! Therefore, I'm sorry not being able to respond to your reply on this occasion. Thanks, anyway.- Enrique (Henry) Rovero.
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Contact Plantronics directly and get the RIGHT one. If you plug it into a generic charger and the voltage is too high it will ruin the battery, thus ruining your earpiece too since the battery isnt replaceable.
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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.
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The key is the 11000 mAh, they last longer between charges. I bought six and am planning to buy more.
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In asking other people when I was shopping I found that the 300 is the latest model. Some said the 100 took too long to charge devices. Good Luck.
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I had same problem. My charger was a 1029YA, but I could only find -ZB or -ZS. The compatibility list for both of these does not include the TGA470B. I spent hours on the web looking, and contacting Panasonic. There is no -YA out there...only solution is to buy the entire handset, just to get the miserable cheap plastic base part that failed....nice work Panasonic, why do you fail to support all of your products with replacement parts?
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Thanks for the update. I had no idea what the purpose of the recall was. I have been debating weather to get the 1020-k or wait for the 1021 is there a huge difference between the two?
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There is no difference between the UV-82 and the UV-82L.After I contacted Baofeng directly and asked them about it, they told me that the UV-82L has been re-labled by a Re-seller who is trying to charge more money for the same radio. Saying it is a New and Upgraded unit. It is not.They also do not make a 3400 ma battery. The batteries are 1800ma batteries re-labeled to 3400ma so the greedy vendor can charge more for them.Buyer beware.The Radio is a good unit and works fine. it is an upgrade over the UV-5r , louder audio, better antenna, and a full 5 watts of power, so if you find one at a good price go ahead and buy it. Just remember that the labels are misleading. There is no difference between the UV-82 and the UV-82L.After I contacted Baofeng directly and asked them about it, they told me that the UV-82L has been re-labled by a Re-seller who is trying to charge more money for the same radio. Saying it is a New and Upgraded unit. It is not.They also do not make a 3400 ma battery. The batteries are 1800ma batteries re-labeled to 3400ma so the greedy vendor can charge more for them.Buyer beware.The Radio is a good unit and works fine. it is an upgrade over the UV-5r , louder audio, better antenna, and a full 5 watts of power,... » Read More There is no difference between the UV-82 and the UV-82L.After I contacted Baofeng directly and asked them about it, they told me that the UV-82L has been re-labled by a Re-seller who is trying to charge more money for the same radio. Saying it is a New and Upgraded unit. It is not.They also do not make a 3400 ma battery. The batteries are 1800ma batteries re-labeled to 3400ma so the greedy vendor can charge more for them.Buyer beware.The Radio is a good unit and works fine. it is an upgrade over the UV-5r , louder audio, better antenna, and a full 5 watts of power, so if you find one at a good price go ahead and buy it. Just remember that the labels are misleading. « Show Less
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The BT-D1 is bluetooth transmitter. The D 200 has s Bluetooth receiver. If you have a Bluetooth device that has a built in Bluetooth transmitter like an I phone or most android phones you would not need the BT-D!. I use it to convert my computer which has no Bluetooth capability to a Bluetooth audio transmitter. Rick
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It is difficult for us to cross reference and make recommendations for a device's specific model. Generally for battery two important things you need to make sure is if the voltage rating is correct for your device, and also if the dimensions fit your device. mAh can vary for the most part, as that refers to capacity and just translates to more usage time. Generally, if the volts and dimensions work, then it should be fine. Make sure the connectors in the image are the same too. Thanks Battery Superstore
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King Lear, I purchased two of these and on the label they say 2200 mAh. They're great, lasted forever on a recent hiking trip, took over 400 pictures each before I had to swap them out.
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the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year... » Read More the mah shouldn't matter, as it is just the capacity of the battery. higher mah means longer retention time before having to recharge. The voltage is the thing you need to worry about as this is more of an indicator of how much current is flowing into the phone at once. I replaced my 500 mah with this battery and it has worked better than the original battery. I have two handsets bought about a year apart. The first battery went out at about a year and replaced it with one of these and got better performance (about 2 1/2 years ago and still going strong.) I replaced the second about a year later with one of these as well and still working better as well. « Show Less
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I ran into a guy that uses 200 battery pack and he told me the Stealth pack uses a QP12-8(12V) it si 12V-8AH (cycle use :!4.40V-15.00V ) standby use :13.50V-13.80V) internal current use less than 240A, he told me the 12V, 7AH would mpst likely fit and work but would be light in cold weather , he uses TR8-12 to replace its 12V-8AH or a TR9-12 its 12V-9AH he also uses a TD9-12 its a deep cycle longer cell life holds up better in cold weather he uses it on all security systems .also told me look around on $ as some are high and some shipping is as much as battery ?told me they run around $20 and some ship free . Hope this helps . Randy I ran into a guy that uses 200 battery pack and he told me the Stealth pack uses a QP12-8(12V) it si 12V-8AH (cycle use :!4.40V-15.00V ) standby use :13.50V-13.80V) internal current use less than 240A, he told me the 12V, 7AH would mpst likely fit and work but would be light in cold weather , he uses TR8-12 to replace its 12V-8AH or a TR9-12 its 12V-9AH he also uses a TD9-12 its a deep cycle longer cell life holds up better in cold weather he uses it on all security systems .also told me look around on $ as some are high and some shipping is as much as battery ?told me they run around $20... » Read More I ran into a guy that uses 200 battery pack and he told me the Stealth pack uses a QP12-8(12V) it si 12V-8AH (cycle use :!4.40V-15.00V ) standby use :13.50V-13.80V) internal current use less than 240A, he told me the 12V, 7AH would mpst likely fit and work but would be light in cold weather , he uses TR8-12 to replace its 12V-8AH or a TR9-12 its 12V-9AH he also uses a TD9-12 its a deep cycle longer cell life holds up better in cold weather he uses it on all security systems .also told me look around on $ as some are high and some shipping is as much as battery ?told me they run around $20 and some ship free . Hope this helps . Randy « Show Less
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Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the iphone as cell 1 and the droid as cell 2. Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the... » Read More Just bought 7645 (earlier today) and was able to link an iphone 4s and motorola bionic. I had the cell phone near the base. On the panasonic base handset, touch Menu (middle softkey) then # and a 4 digit number - for cell 1 it was 6241. While the panasonic handset displayed registering, I went to the cell phone bluetooth function and had it find the device. When asked for the code (on the cell phone), I entered the PIN. from the panasonic. The default PIN is 0000 unless you changed it on the base firstonly a couple of calls. I had the cell phone bluetooth find the panasonic unit. did the iphone as cell 1 and the droid as cell 2. « Show Less
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try a different store, it's a common battery for both transceivers and the correct battery can be determined by the size of the used one, if you don't have a batt in hand to use for size, use the internet for the latest cross over to common number based on the batt number you have in hand or in the book............... it's no big deal or i'd look up the sizes I am using I bought last week. write again if you really have probs!!