My timer battery says Energizer 357 (without the 303). Will these 357/303 batteries work also? Thank you.
1665482
Yes, 357 and 303 are the same types. Different countries have different number designations. This should be fine...
1232598
I have the 380 trainer and the battery has not seemed to drain when left in my gun. In fact I'm still using the batteries that came in trainer cartridge when I got it over 3 months ago. I've left mine in my gun for sometimes two weeks at a time.
390031
Yes 357/303 will replace LR44. I always keep these in stalk cuz you can purchase in bulk which his needed all the time.
845765
It uses a 357/303 button battery. (I can't tell you the voltage off hand.) It comes supplied with one and they last quite a few years.
1203118
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them. Example using 18650 Battery 18xxx means it is 18mm diameter xx65x means it is 65mm long xxxx0 means it is a round battery Using, say an 18500 battery like you have: 18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine 50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers 0 = round battery And the same applies for the 18350 battery.
1485545
I looked at my old battery and it has no number on it, I saved it so I could take it into a store and get one like it. I also checked the info sheet that came with it and that was of no help either. Have you tried to ask the Spark people? Some one there should be able to tell you. As for the store to buy it.......I have had luck with buying batteries for my food scale at ACE Hardware. You might also try Walmart. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.......Good luck.
1880132
My unit is working fine I just put the bullets in and then twist the button. I have used this with 38 specials but I have not tried 357 so I will test and see with 357 rounds.
2198716
Hi Linda, I have put my experience with the Woods Timers behind me. I had purchased two of them way back when, and they both failed and I've forgotten all I knew about them. Sorry I can't help you.
512939
Hard to say but I have fired off 300 rounds and the original battery is still fine. The manufacturer provides a backup battery with the red dot and I think the button batteries are standard fare so they are easy to obtain and cheap.
475919
I am currently using the 312a batteries. I have used both in my hearing aids and have not noticed any problems. HOWEVER, check with your hearing aid manufacturer to be on the safe side.
1286513
Hi Bill ... yes well .. you need the right batteries, 6 in the chain .. 3 energizer going up, 3 Duracell going down .. if that's not Y2K compliance .. what is?
845766
I have two of these timers, and the battery numbers are quite different! They are however small, cheap, long lasting and easily replaceable at any Radio Shack or similar stores for "peanuts". (The info on the newer one's battery is CNB G13A. )
1751449
I know the batteries for the Dewalt nail guns are interchangable as I have different models and use the same battery. I am not sure what the model number of the battery is.
829429
Google a cross reference on batteries and put in the CR123 and it will tell you what other batteries equal it and Good Luck !!
1203119
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them.Example using 18650 Battery18xxx means it is 18mm diameterxx65x means it is 65mm longxxxx0 means it is a round batteryUsing, say an 18500 battery like you have:18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers0 = round batteryAnd the same applies for the 18350 battery.
1914961
CR123A are what I have in mine. So long as they output 3V and are the same size as the stock batteries, you are good to go. SF123 (Surefire brand) and others will work fine. CR123A will give you a lot of bang for the buck.
486137
LR44 is equivalent to the 375/303. See this page for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LR44_battery