Is this lithium ion or Li-Poly?
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Sorry for the delay. I believe it is lithium ion . The lithium ion batteries are usually larger than the others.
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The battery just plugs in so it can be replaced. It is Lithium Ion or Lithium Polymer. Google the part number online or check at a Batteries Plus store. The trick is getting the right size and it looks exactly like the ones that run my RC helicopter and plane.
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Built in battery. (I don't know exactly what type of battery it is. I just guess Li-ion rechargeable.)
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The short answer is that it's Lithium but not InfoLithium. The clue is in the description "Sony M TYPE..." meaning it is not made by Sony but is a clone. My one has only half the capacity (125 minutes as opposed to 250 minutes) of the original but is Ok for me and is a lot cheaper.
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Lithium I guess, hold charge quiet well as far as I know.....my daughter is using it.
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It does not state. However, I can tell you that it is Lithium ion and I have used it intermittently over the last two months and it has not been charged. It uses little and charges quickly. I have not tried to use it to the point of total depletion, so cant really tell you how long it will run. I just lasts quite a long time.
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On the battery it says: 3.7V, 3.8Wh, 1150mAh, Rechargeable Li-ion. So yes it is. And I received the exact battery shown and in that same packaging. I am very happy with it, I tried a generic off brand before buying it and it didn't last as long and ended up completely dying in less than a year. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is rechargeable Li-ion. A charger is included with the camera. Shooting in jpeg mode, I've never run out of current.
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Hello. Yes, I've been using the charger since I got my lights. Works great and have never had any safety issues. BTW, Li-poly batteries are Li-ion batteries -- the only difference is the electrolyte used and the separator; otherwise Li ion shuttling is still the mechanism.
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Charge time is 8 hours. Neither the manual nor box states what the battery type is, and I don't know one from another just by looking at it. I do know this model is new to the market so I would assume it would be Lithium Ion, but I can't say for sure. Here's a link to the manufacturer's product page: http://pureenrichment.com/product/trym2/ I'm sure they would be able to tell you even though that little tidbit of info isn't on their site either!
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It has rechargeable battery, but I don't remember the weather it is Lithium or anything else.
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I believe one of the lithium ion batteries - but not sure which one. Still using the one that came with it.
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I think it's lithium. Yes, it is rechargeable. It's a flat square that slips into the camera next to the SD card. It comes out to fit in the charger that is supplied. Some cameras let you charge while the battery is still in the camera. This one comes out to charge in a separate holder - which may be good if you shoot a lot & have 2 batteries, so one can charge while you're using the other. Go to Panasonic's website for this camera to read the specs.
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It's a lithium battery, yes its rechargeable, however the one I purchased was defective and I couldn't determine how long the charge would last. I returned the product and currently waiting on a refund.
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It's a Lithium Ion battery but it's a Milwaukee package - there are 2 of them included with the drill
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Well, Lithium Polymer batteries in a vacuum cleaner must be different then, from others in other appliances. Because I've got several items that a constantly on the charger (which supposedly is self-regulating) and they just remain plugged in, whenever not in use; even if that use is rare, like once every few months. And my Li-ion batteries seem to last and last: 3, 4, 5 years or more, without any problems. Yes, I suppose some will chide me for wasting energy, but I really think it's negligible. They're never warm to the touch after being on charge for months, and everything seems to be fine. Some people just need something to worry about, I think. Well, Lithium Polymer batteries in a vacuum cleaner must be different then, from others in other appliances. Because I've got several items that a constantly on the charger (which supposedly is self-regulating) and they just remain plugged in, whenever not in use; even if that use is rare, like once every few months. And my Li-ion batteries seem to last and last: 3, 4, 5 years or more, without any problems. Yes, I suppose some will chide me for wasting energy, but I really think it's negligible. They're never warm to the touch after being on charge for months, and everything seems to... » Read More Well, Lithium Polymer batteries in a vacuum cleaner must be different then, from others in other appliances. Because I've got several items that a constantly on the charger (which supposedly is self-regulating) and they just remain plugged in, whenever not in use; even if that use is rare, like once every few months. And my Li-ion batteries seem to last and last: 3, 4, 5 years or more, without any problems. Yes, I suppose some will chide me for wasting energy, but I really think it's negligible. They're never warm to the touch after being on charge for months, and everything seems to be fine. Some people just need something to worry about, I think. « Show Less