I have a UNIDEN TRU8860-2. Will these work since it originally came with 800mAh 3.6v and these are 900mAh?
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I don't think these Floureon batteries will work with your UNIDEN TRU8860-2. Your phone model is not listed under it's description. Amazon does sell batteries that will work with your phone. Search: UNIDEN TRU8860-2 replacement battery. As far as the mAh number goes: the higher number, the longer the run-time. Example: Let's say the 800mAh batteries allows a 2 hour run-time between charges. A 1000mAh battery could run perhaps 2.5 hours.
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if you use any chargeable batteries they should work. I use others other than the original
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They work in my Uniden BT-1008 but I have no knowledge if they would work in Uniden D1780. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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If they are the 18V with the stub they will work. Thats why i stay with Dewalt. Their batteries are typically interchangable when they upgrade them as long as the voltage is the same
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Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie batterylife. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is therechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
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As far as I know they will work in anything that calls for those types of batteries. I have had mine for over a year and they are still going strong and when you charge them up they stay for a while. I have back up just in case so I don't see why they wouldn't work in there.
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They are not listed, but I don't see why not. They will physically fit and the voltage and mah specs are similar to other listed batteries. You should probably confirm with the manufacturer though.
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Not sure, but I know these will... http://www.amazon.com/V911-Upgraded-battery-pcs-combo/dp/B00AAPHZVW/ref=pd_bxgy_t_img_y
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The battery plug is designed for 5.8 GHz GE phone. Not sure if the plug is compatible with a Uniden 5.8GHz phone. We recently bought two sets of batteries from Amazon through different vendors for the same reason... One for the 5.8 GHz GE and another one for 2.4 GHz Uniden phone. Both batteries have same specs but the plugs were slightly different and not interchangeable when I tried it. Not sure how the 5.8 Uniden battery plug looks like, but the best thing is to compare the shape and size of your old battery with the one shown in the picture. If it's not identical, then it'll unlikely fit perfectly. Not sure if this is helpful. Good luck! The battery plug is designed for 5.8 GHz GE phone. Not sure if the plug is compatible with a Uniden 5.8GHz phone. We recently bought two sets of batteries from Amazon through different vendors for the same reason... One for the 5.8 GHz GE and another one for 2.4 GHz Uniden phone. Both batteries have same specs but the plugs were slightly different and not interchangeable when I tried it. Not sure how the 5.8 Uniden battery plug looks like, but the best thing is to compare the shape and size of your old battery with the one shown in the picture. If it's not identical, then it'll unlikely fit... » Read More The battery plug is designed for 5.8 GHz GE phone. Not sure if the plug is compatible with a Uniden 5.8GHz phone. We recently bought two sets of batteries from Amazon through different vendors for the same reason... One for the 5.8 GHz GE and another one for 2.4 GHz Uniden phone. Both batteries have same specs but the plugs were slightly different and not interchangeable when I tried it. Not sure how the 5.8 Uniden battery plug looks like, but the best thing is to compare the shape and size of your old battery with the one shown in the picture. If it's not identical, then it'll unlikely fit perfectly. Not sure if this is helpful. Good luck! « Show Less
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Hi Sharron, Log into the Uniden Web Site under this item number and I am sure they can answer your question. I got a lot of information at their Site.
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will this battery work for my Uniden # 3098 which has a cordless hand set. I am disgusted buying batteries that do not work.
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Unfortunately, I'm not certain. I have a Uniden at work... However, if it's the same voltage, mAh (whatever that is...) and all those other attributes, I imagine it will work without a problem. If you look at the battery you're replacing, it specifies those attributes. If all that matches, it probably won't spontaneously combust in your hand, lol.
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Depends on your charger, and how much capacity the batteries actually have (most Ultrafire batteries have false mAh markings). I wouldn't buy these, all except for one I've ever heard of were bad batteries, and even that purchaser found the capacity was 2000 some mAh. I'd find some Panasonic 3100 or 3400mAh protected batteries instead, these Ultrafires are not worth it.
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Yes, I used this battery for my Radio Shack (Uniden Brand)CAT# 43-3887 phone. As long as the Voltage, Amperage, Size and connector match up, you're good to go.
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I buy these for my Uniden cordless model exa/918 and they work fine. Don't know about Panasonic.
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Mine seem to work fine, stuff coming from China you never know. I bought some portable phone batteries and they lasted 2 weeks then all dead !!! Mine are good though, good luck.
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Additionally, I would just make sure the 14.4V battery for REF 900-102 is the one you use. Two of mine were made in Germany for Respironics, they're specifically for the 900-102 machine, 14.4V = 98 Wh Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) batteries, and they're listed as 6600mAh. Two others are specifically for the 900-102 machine, have the same voltage and watts per hour, but they're listed as 6300 mAh. I just make sure I use the matching pairs together. :)