Battery for Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated... Does the battery come with the Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated...or do you have to purchase it separately? Thanks Battery for Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated... Does the battery come with the Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated...or do you have to... » Read More Battery for Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated... Does the battery come with the Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated...or do you have to purchase it separately? Thanks « Show Less
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I am just seeking some informaton about the mechanism, lookin at the specks to ascertain my purchse.
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Battery is included. Mine is now 3 years old and works great. I just read a review that says their battery is finally quitting after 10 years.. But I think I will change mine next year.. We do hit -30 F here and batteries do lose power in those temps..
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This model comes with the 48 Whr battery. Actually, all reseller models come with this battery. 62 Whr battery is available only if you place a custom-built order with Lenovo directly, and last time one of my clients did this, he reported that the build time was about 3 weeks (not to mention a much higher price and sales tax). I think the best route to approach this is to order the computer through Amazon with the 48 Whr battery and then buy the 62 Whr battery separately. Not only it will be quicker (you will have the computer right away), but also less expensive and you will have a spare battery too. Please note that the 62 Whr battery adds less than 2 hours of extra time over the 48 Whr battery. This model comes with the 48 Whr battery. Actually, all reseller models come with this battery. 62 Whr battery is available only if you place a custom-built order with Lenovo directly, and last time one of my clients did this, he reported that the build time was about 3 weeks (not to mention a much higher price and sales tax). I think the best route to approach this is to order the computer through Amazon with the 48 Whr battery and then buy the 62 Whr battery separately. Not only it will be quicker (you will have the computer right away), but also less expensive and you will have a spare... » Read More This model comes with the 48 Whr battery. Actually, all reseller models come with this battery. 62 Whr battery is available only if you place a custom-built order with Lenovo directly, and last time one of my clients did this, he reported that the build time was about 3 weeks (not to mention a much higher price and sales tax). I think the best route to approach this is to order the computer through Amazon with the 48 Whr battery and then buy the 62 Whr battery separately. Not only it will be quicker (you will have the computer right away), but also less expensive and you will have a spare battery too. Please note that the 62 Whr battery adds less than 2 hours of extra time over the 48 Whr battery. « Show Less
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The battery in these packs are sealed lead acid AGM (absorbed glass mat). I've replaced the battery in another unit and it wasn't that hard. If you have the pack that looks exactly like the one in the picture here, it's battery is 3.875W X 5.875L X 3.75 H and is rated as 18 amp-hour. With that info you can go to dealers like "Battery plus" or "batteryspec.com" and match up another. When I changed out the battery in another unit, I added some padding as was on the original which cushion the battery keeping it from rubbing on the housing as it's carried or rattling slightly. The battery alone should only cost ~1/2 the price of a whole new pack, so it will save you some (but cost you the time to do it). The battery in these packs are sealed lead acid AGM (absorbed glass mat). I've replaced the battery in another unit and it wasn't that hard. If you have the pack that looks exactly like the one in the picture here, it's battery is 3.875W X 5.875L X 3.75 H and is rated as 18 amp-hour. With that info you can go to dealers like "Battery plus" or "batteryspec.com" and match up another. When I changed out the battery in another unit, I added some padding as was on the original which cushion the battery keeping it from rubbing on the housing as it's carried or rattling... » Read More The battery in these packs are sealed lead acid AGM (absorbed glass mat). I've replaced the battery in another unit and it wasn't that hard. If you have the pack that looks exactly like the one in the picture here, it's battery is 3.875W X 5.875L X 3.75 H and is rated as 18 amp-hour. With that info you can go to dealers like "Battery plus" or "batteryspec.com" and match up another. When I changed out the battery in another unit, I added some padding as was on the original which cushion the battery keeping it from rubbing on the housing as it's carried or rattling slightly. The battery alone should only cost ~1/2 the price of a whole new pack, so it will save you some (but cost you the time to do it). « Show Less
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Hi,... as far as I know I think all off the dv6000 series HP laptops use the same CMOS battery. My suggestion would be before you buy look on your old CMOS batt, there should be a small tag on either the battery itself or the red and black wires leading from the battery to the connector. The small tag should have info on the voltatge and whatnot or if it has some numbers or something that can be crossrefferenced. If you can match up either of those things you're good to go.
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I agree with Paul Moll, I bought the 18650 Batteries thru amazon and they are better than the AAA batteries. Idk how this worked but, when I used the AAA batteries I only had one mode, but when I used the 18650 battery all modes were accessable.
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I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used... » Read More I purchased something like this when I bought these batteries (this is what shows up in my order history, although I think mine is an older version because it doesn't look exactly the same): Duracell value Charger with 4 AA StayCharged Batteries 1 Kit (CEF14)My son uses the batteries in his LeapPad and they last a reasonable amount of time. Having the 8 batteries is also handy because you always have some charging while you're using the other ones. The four charging are always ready to go well before the ones being used are dead. « Show Less
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Yes, most of these draw .6 Watts at idle. Try to get one with a power switch so you can leave it plugged in all the time.If your battery is old or small, this could drain it within a few days.. .6 Watt/12 Volt = .5 Amperes. .5 Amperes x 24 hours/day = 12 AH/day.Many lead-acid batteries are only good for about 100 Ampere Hours (AH), so if your battery is a couple years old already figure you will drain it completely in about 8 days!And note that most lead-acid batteries are permanently damaged (reduced output) by a discharge of over 30% of their rating, so yeah, that could get expensive! Yes, most of these draw .6 Watts at idle. Try to get one with a power switch so you can leave it plugged in all the time.If your battery is old or small, this could drain it within a few days.. .6 Watt/12 Volt = .5 Amperes. .5 Amperes x 24 hours/day = 12 AH/day.Many lead-acid batteries are only good for about 100 Ampere Hours (AH), so if your battery is a couple years old already figure you will drain it completely in about 8 days!And note that most lead-acid batteries are permanently damaged (reduced output) by a discharge of over 30% of their rating, so yeah, that could... » Read More Yes, most of these draw .6 Watts at idle. Try to get one with a power switch so you can leave it plugged in all the time.If your battery is old or small, this could drain it within a few days.. .6 Watt/12 Volt = .5 Amperes. .5 Amperes x 24 hours/day = 12 AH/day.Many lead-acid batteries are only good for about 100 Ampere Hours (AH), so if your battery is a couple years old already figure you will drain it completely in about 8 days!And note that most lead-acid batteries are permanently damaged (reduced output) by a discharge of over 30% of their rating, so yeah, that could get expensive! « Show Less
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You have to purchase them separately. If you do make sure its a 20volt max battery or it won't work. Depending if you are buying this for a gift or not, there are some nice packages with a 20volt max drills and other pieces that come with extra batteries. I think I purchased mine during the thanksgiving sales at Home Depot but I am pretty sure the go on sale on Amazon too. They really are good quality, you can't go wrong though they are on the more expensive side. In my opinion, don't cheap out on something like a drill cause they are extrememly helpful around the house. I had a 12volt lithium ion one and it wasn't strong enough for me so I ended up wasting my $100 on that drill. You have to purchase them separately. If you do make sure its a 20volt max battery or it won't work. Depending if you are buying this for a gift or not, there are some nice packages with a 20volt max drills and other pieces that come with extra batteries. I think I purchased mine during the thanksgiving sales at Home Depot but I am pretty sure the go on sale on Amazon too. They really are good quality, you can't go wrong though they are on the more expensive side. In my opinion, don't cheap out on something like a drill cause they are extrememly helpful around the house. I had a 12volt... » Read More You have to purchase them separately. If you do make sure its a 20volt max battery or it won't work. Depending if you are buying this for a gift or not, there are some nice packages with a 20volt max drills and other pieces that come with extra batteries. I think I purchased mine during the thanksgiving sales at Home Depot but I am pretty sure the go on sale on Amazon too. They really are good quality, you can't go wrong though they are on the more expensive side. In my opinion, don't cheap out on something like a drill cause they are extrememly helpful around the house. I had a 12volt lithium ion one and it wasn't strong enough for me so I ended up wasting my $100 on that drill. « Show Less
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I am not sure what the question means? It comes with a charger and 2 batteries and I usually charge the batteries fully and do not leave them in the charger once they are charged, but run the battery down to low charge before recharging. Battery life seems excellent. If you don't have the charger you did not get the complete package.
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Mine bound already with the 6 channel Flysky receiver included. In reply to the one dead out of the box, mine did that until I realized the rechargeable batteries I was using did not have the (+) side sticking out in the middle to make contact with the indented tabs in the battery compartment. I assume that standard alkaline batteries and the others with little tabs sticking out would work just fine. I put a folded up strip of aluminum foil on each (+) and (-) battery compartment terminals (for each and every "AA" cell) and it DID work fine. By the way, my older Futaba charger did charge the NiMH "AA" batteries I had (8 of them, from a battery store) just fine, thanks. Mine bound already with the 6 channel Flysky receiver included. In reply to the one dead out of the box, mine did that until I realized the rechargeable batteries I was using did not have the (+) side sticking out in the middle to make contact with the indented tabs in the battery compartment. I assume that standard alkaline batteries and the others with little tabs sticking out would work just fine. I put a folded up strip of aluminum foil on each (+) and (-) battery compartment terminals (for each and every "AA" cell) and it DID work fine. By the way, my older Futaba charger did... » Read More Mine bound already with the 6 channel Flysky receiver included. In reply to the one dead out of the box, mine did that until I realized the rechargeable batteries I was using did not have the (+) side sticking out in the middle to make contact with the indented tabs in the battery compartment. I assume that standard alkaline batteries and the others with little tabs sticking out would work just fine. I put a folded up strip of aluminum foil on each (+) and (-) battery compartment terminals (for each and every "AA" cell) and it DID work fine. By the way, my older Futaba charger did charge the NiMH "AA" batteries I had (8 of them, from a battery store) just fine, thanks. « Show Less
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you have to buy the LP-E6 Battery mount plate separately, its not includedthis is it :Canon Lp-e6 Battery Plate for Lilliput 5d,665gl,667gl Serial Monitor
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You always need a Solar Charge Controller between the solar panel and the battery. This particular solar panel comes with a solar charge controller, so you don't need to buy one. You will need to connect it. The controller that came with the panel I bought is not high quality. I purchased a separate charge controller. The charge controller needs to be rated for 12 V battery and at least 2 A (amps). There are many available. How you connect to the battery depends on the battery terminals. I need reliability, so I bought ring crimp-connectors that fit the clamps on the battery.
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I only bought two lithium batteries, so they could not have come in the pack shown. My two batteries were wrapped in bubble wrap. I hope this is a bit helpful. Rebecca
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I bought the "IntsunUltraFire 18650 3000mAh 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery (Pair) + Charger Combo". It was $10.80 delivered with my amazon prime. They hold a charge well, rated at 3000mAh. they charge fast, and the charger's compact with no parts to lose. I paid $39.00 just for a light that wasn't nearly as bright before this so in my opinion, this light battery combo can't be beat! Especially when you get two of the batteries. Hope this helps you. Scott
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YEAH,..TRUE dat,.... like ay other "High-end" name brand,just buying a part such as amere batery w/ the smae "NAME-stamp" on it COSTS BIG bucks,.....BUT you probably can find the EXACT SAME battery for it elsewhere for a OT CHEAPER,..such as RADIO SHACK, who has ALL battery types for EVERYTHING! (I but all my lithium batteries for my cameras, and cordless phones there.~JAI
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Yes, It comes with the battery. HOWEVER it's good to buy a few more. I got a 6 pack. Yet, like I said. It lasts so long I'm sure they'll expire before I get to use them all.
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DD Power is selling a genuine Lenovo 0c52862 6 cell battery 68+ in its original Lenovo factory sealed retail packaging. The battery is a 72watt hour battery , 335grams in weight and Battery capacity (Amp-hour) of 6.6 Ah. The Output voltage: 10.8 V dc (nominal).The batteries compatibility with machine type is as follows :ThinkPadT SeriesT440s20AQ20ART44020B620B7X SeriesX24020AL20AMThank you DD Power