Can I use this battery to replace a LP-E10 860mAh 6.36Wh(li-ion)
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Yes you may. The difference between the 860 and 2000 is that the 2000 will provide you with longer battery life which means you will get more shots with it than the 860. It is more powerful and lasts longer between charges. I found this to be a fantastic long lasting battery so go ahead and get one and you will enjoy more shooting time!
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Yes, it is the same physical size, you just get more shots per charge Is all.
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Hi u can use either battery I use the 9096 nicad it's cheaper than lithium ion advantage to lithium ion is it will last longer before a charge but nicad is great
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don't really know but if it has the right terminals and correct voltage and milli amp hours you should be okay. You could even go with a higher mah battery if this one does fit your model
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No, you need an LP-E5 battery and Photive doesn't make one as far as I know. The Opteka brand gets good reviews for an LP-E5 battery, good luck.
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Hi Susan. Do NOT, I repeat do NOT buy this battery. Although it physically fit, it lasted on my 1100 exactly TWO days. WAY under-powered and I won't even get in to what a hassle it's been to get my money back. Do yourself a favor and go for a more expensive, heavy-duty replacement. Saving a few bucks won't help much when you're stranded on the roadside.
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Hi Carla, the answer would be no, the voltages need to match. There should be a 2.4 volt battery version available. The ability of the battery to hold a larger charge (mAH) would be okay, as long as it still is designed for your device or phone. It needs to be an acceptable replacement for the model number of your battery and device/phone. In addition, if it is a different kind of battery, that is made up of different materials, for example Li-Ion/Lithium Ion or Ni-MH/Nickel Metal Hydride, make sure that the new battery has been approved for your device. Hope this helps Carla! If you're not sure, ask more questions.
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I would say "no", but I only know about the computer I have. Look closely at the battery you have & see if there are any markings or numbers to help you identify what you need. Good luck.
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Curious thing about lithium batteries is that a single cell produces about 3.6 volts so there is really no way for a lithium battery to produce 1 and 1/2 volts like an alkaline battery. So to answer your question, Yes you can use this battery to replace the other lithium battery because it produces the same voltage and is the same size physically.
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You should be able to see the item number on the current/old battery. I personally don't think this one will fit since the ports are different. You are probably looking for item # 00801-0638 or a similar number.
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According to Olympus, The LI‑92B lithium‑ion battery is the successor model to the LI‑90B with an increased capacity of approx. 5% to 1350mAh. So they will both fit
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I do not know. You may be able to find the specs of both batteries online. My guess would be no. Because the dimensions may be proprietary.
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Yes. This battery is usually the same standard size and voltage. Hope this helps.
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with what little information here there is no way to know. compare the numbers on the battery for sale and the numbers on the bottom of your computer. this may help you find out. good luck. marty/michigan
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Best bet is to ask the manufacturer of the battery. I have no idea if it is compatible.
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No. You need HP "PI06" Notebook 6 Cell Battery. P106 should be printed on your current battery.
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Hi,Thanks for your contacting.This battery is 44Wh.Hope it can help you.Best Regards,AmyCRTECH
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I would not recommend buying this battery it loses charge right after the 1 month period now won't hold any charge. The model number will be on your battery you need to take the battery out.