Wich battery I must buy for replacement? (I saw is 11.1v 2200mha)
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I think it took a 12.2 and I didn't even notice if the battery was replacable
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I have not had to replace the battery yet. So far all I have had to do is just recharge it via the electrical cord.
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Hi. The replacement batteres are Li-ion rechargeable 18650. These are 3.6v, should be 3000mA.These are readily available with a charger through Amazon- I bought several sets and have had good luck.
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I have no idea where you can buy this battery from....its probably hard to find
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Contact Illy online for list of repair stations. Might be less expensive to buy another rated for 220 current.
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Hi, i bought a dell battery few months ago, but when i recieved it (im from chile) the battery was of 11.1V and not 10.8V as they said. If i buy to this supplier a 10.8v battery, will i recieve exactly that?
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Hi , if you had of purchased from me you would of received a 7.2V 800 mAh AEG battery. Thanks Phil
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I'm not seeing a replacement on the OEM website, so I'd try taking it to a local battery store to see if they can match up one of the same size/rating. Otherwise just buying the whole new unit may be easier.
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Well, if you have a Toshiba laptop, take a look at the current battery. Or look on eBay for Toshiba batteries, but they seem to make a lot of different kinds, so be sure to get the right one. Somewhere under Help, check your laptop system hardware.
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Hi Greg. I am not sure, but I did replace the battery. I think I pulled it out and brought it down to a local Radio Shack and they were able to get me the correct battery. I think it was a pretty standard battery. The battery is a Sanyo cr2032 3 volt. I just checked. Hope that helps.
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I bought a replacement battery at a chain called batteries plus. you can bring old one in and they will help you find one that will work plus recycle old one. they also have online site.
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This appears to be the same one: http://aziportal.com/index.php/rc-parts/rc-plane-parts-1/ss4-parts/ss4-battery-kan-ni-mh-4-8v-4x1-3aaa-180mah.htmlIt looks to me like a typical cordless telephone handset battery, so I bet Radio Shack, Frys, Batteries+, or a similar electronics store would have it. Just bring your old one in and compare it to what they have.
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If you wish to just replace the battery, you would need a Sealed Lead Acid 12v 12amp with 1 F1 terminal and 1 F2 terminal. If you are only able to find the battery with F2 terminal, then you would need to purchase terminal adapters. Here is the battery and adapters we offer: 12V 12Ah Battery with F2 Terminal: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Q5GT464 F2 to F1 Connectors: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Q5H6XDU
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I would recommend you to check the correct model of the battery in order to get the right one.ThanksJoe
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Having lived overseas for more than thirty years, I believe that all you would have to have is a transformer that converts the voltage to 120V. Because the battery does not have a heat source or need for high voltage such as a toaster would need it should work fine with the above stated transformer. Best to call the company though.
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http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-LR44-1-5V-Button-Battery/dp/B00IHICPV4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426507485&sr=8-3&keywords=lr44+batteries
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The battery is a 3.6v 600mAh Ni-MH with a connector just like a replaceable household portable phone battery. Should be able to find a replacement easily at your local big box retailer, or online for pretty cheap($5-10).I have had zero issues with the crank. The crank's base shaft is about 1.5" diameter, and has little to no play. I am not worried about breaking it while using it properly.
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This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.