do these batteries have the small star design that denotes the latest upgrade
481003
I really couldn't say. The batteries were distributed to workers that have them in the field. Sorry!
1771670
I do not know about those units. I do know these are not the same size as standard batteries. They are longer and much heavier and expensive.
1312402
No. They're much bigger. They are 3.7 volts compare to AA which is 1.5 volt. Higher mAh too.
2141228
They are actually the small round batteries like you put in watches. They sent me extra ones when I got mine
1222259
I am also looking for the ones with the nipple on the negative side of the battery. Did you happen to find LR44 batteries with them on it? Just that little nipple makes all the difference in the world making this fit into the device. Please let me know, still searching. Thanks
903470
Yes, there was two new batteries when I ordered a couple months ago, great batteries
156397
The batteries work fine for a Pride Legend. In November 2012 I ordered a set for the Pride Legend I purchased in 2006 and the batteries have functioned flawlessly for me. However, there is a difference between these batteries and the original batteries provided with the scooter by Pride. The battery terminals on the batteries from Pride were tapped terminals and the battery harness was attached to the battery by screwing the harness into the terminals. The terminals on the set I received from here have vertical terminals with an untapped thru-hole. To attach the battery harness to these terminals, you use the bolt-nut-washers sets provided with these batteries. Although the terminals on these batteries increase the total height of the battery by approximately 3/4 inch, that increase is well within the the height allowance of the battery shroud on the Pride Legend. Also, the price here, for the set, is equal-to or less than many vendors are asking for one AGM, U1-type battery. You will also find that the AGM batteries usally have a longer and stronger service life than equivalent, regular lead-acid batteries.
713558
Yes, they are like any cr123a batteries. They seem to hold a very good charge and are worth having. The charger works great too.
26322
NO. The NiMH & NiCD batteries charge differently then the Li-Ion batteries.
552365
The two I received were only four months old, and have stick-on labels. Happily the old batteries of the same brand and size, are still fine, seven years old and saved as back up for home power failure.
1974245
Not at all. They are lithium-ion, and don't have a charging memory like the old Ni-Cad batteries did. I do exactly what you're describing all the time, and have not noticed any decrease in capacity.
626402
Yes they do! with a little activation strip, so you can be confident that the battery isn't used or worn out.
1351696
These batteries were shipped directly to a distant site so I did not physically see them. I can report that both of the batteries I purchased from this vendor were installed within the last week and are working just fine.
1457569
No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016). Wish us luck! No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016).... » Read More No, by no means they are OEM batteries. They are cheap and have higher capacity, but they do not last long. Mine only lasted about 1.5 yrs, which was disappointing. But for the amount of money it is still fine.Update 150228: I might have found the reason for the short life. The STK charger overcharges just slightly to 8.5V, this is within the 50mV tolerance for 4.2V each cell (511A has two), but never the less this is not good for the battery longevity. I plan to use Cannon charger, which goes to 8.3V, and hope the best. Will update the result after 1.5 yrs (which is Aug 2016). Wish us luck! « Show Less
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compare the number on your old battery to the number on the pictured battery
307206
One of my old batteries is a 2005C and the other is a 2004L, obviously manufacturing dates. I did not see this on the new batteries that I received. The new batteries were smaller than the old ones but the connector is the same and so far the new batteries are working fine.
1864191
I have two new units and had two old units. As far as I know, the new improved batteries ARE the default batteries. The old type in the black aluminum cylinder housings are a thing of the past and should be long gone.