are these the same as LR44H Button Cell batteries, I can't find batteries like this with the "H" beside it
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Battery equivalent to:A76, LR44, AG-13, AG13, LR44H. They will work as replacement batteries.
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Battery equivalent to: A76, LR44, AG-13, AG13, LR44H. They will work as replacement batteries.
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The battery this replaced was a different button number. Apparently this button battery replaces different numbers. It fit and works fine.
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Not knowing what the "H" is for hate to give you wrong information. Sorry...don't have a answer for you.
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The batteries look identical, I checked the numbers on both and they're the same. However if you search amazon.com for your battery they have the right one for about $14.
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10 390 / 389 Energizer Watch Batteries SR1130SW Cell by Energizer or other brand button cell 3
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That is exactly what my cordless called for but I used these higher mH batteries and they work great resulting in longer call times. Be aware that these batteries are not OEM and the wires are a bit longer than the stock white ones but for the price and higher mH you can't go wrong. I noticed that while on a long call these batteries hold a charge with no problem, when using my old white batteries on the same length call approx 1 hour the phone started to beep notifying me that the battery was about to die but so far these new ones worked out very well. Good luck.
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These are HHR 75AAAB. I assume they are the same voltage, but hold a different amount of energy. If you use them, make sure all the batteries in a stack are the same kind.
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Have no problem with these batteries. Have the same ones for over two years. Are you sure they are the same specks as the original batteries.
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I suppose those would be the same batteries. I have Expilion 800 and an older 400 and the batteries are perfectly interchangeable; also look the same.
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Possibly, I am not a battery expert but I searched using Google and it appears that the 5r is the same battery for the hh54.
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LR44 is the only letter-number combo of those two listed on the package of replacement batteries that i bought for the timer. Also, you could always just take the spent batteries to your battery merchant of choice.
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An LR44 button cell battery is required and replacement is easy. You'll need a small Phillips head screwdriver to remove the little plate that holds the battery in place.
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As best I can see they are the same battery. You probably won't find them in the store and I've always used Amazon. I live on a farm and have many Midland radios. So far, they are the best for the money. I've not had one fail, only loose them in the woods.
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small button batteries. I don't remember the size but they are smaller than the LR44 in my HP calculator.
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The battery that I received through Amazon looks exactly like the original. I took the old one apart and on the inside were two very simple rechargeable button batteries that you can buy at the drug store. However, the two batteries are soldered to the terminal strips and I did not feel confident that I could unsolder the old ones and solder on the new ones. That's why I bought the replacement BA151 online. Mine works fine. I presume that the replacement version has a different brand of button batteries on the inside, but it looks the same on the outside, it works for me and I am not fussed over the online comments that it may be different on the inside.
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They are CR-2032 batteries, Like watch batteries. They drain fast so you might want to stock up on them. The same batteries are used in the Remote and Collar.
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Really small ones. They come with batteries though. The batteries are called LR44H.
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If your device specifies LR44 button batteries, then these will fit and work for you. ALL LR44 batteries are Alkaline 1.5 volt batteries. They do not come in lithium ion.
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Several replacement numbers are listed on the battery I recvd, and hstnn-lb42 is not one of them. Hope that helps -