Will these batteries work in a Leupold GX-1i range finder, the old battery said CR2 Industrial Lithium?
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Yes. That rangefinder can still be found and the specs say CR2 still. Also CR2 is a standard designation and these batteries have been around for a long while.
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I don't think so. I looked in several cross reference charts for batteries and they are not mentioned as being compatible. Additionally a CR2032 visually appears to be slightly larger than the CR1632, but I didn't have a CR1632 to make a physical comparison.
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Yes, these batteries are a correct replacement for the CR17335E-3V Lithium ones. Lower priced than proprietary ones, as well.
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Mine have a CR2025 in them and they work fine. Specs on back say 3.0v button battery.
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if the number is the same, it is. These are very high energy Lithium batteries and should last long in a flashlight.
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These lithium will work on the older NiCd. 18V. XRP. Tools. They will give you much more battery life.
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I do not know what you mean by newer but the ones I bought are lithium ion 1.5Ah and are stamped with 2013 guessing year of manufacture. For the money you cannot go wrong.
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I'm not sure but it seems that the CR2 batteries are very similar in size and voltage to the cr123 batteries which is stated as acceptable.
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Hi Anne, these are CR2032 batteries which are stocked at most drug stores. Much cheaper if you can wait for them to be shipped is to get them through Amazon - just search on CR2032. I bought these: http://www.amazon.com/Maxell-CR2032-lithium-batteries--pack/dp/B006GDL0FY/ref=sr_1_4?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1415331282&sr;=1-4&keywords;=cr2032 Good luck, it's a great tuner!
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Yes, they should work with all of the 20v Lithium devices made by Black and Decker.
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These batteries are for the wireless door sensors for a GE security system . Hopefully this helps.
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They are slightly different physical size batteries (thickness I believe). It might work but I would just purchase the correct size batteries. They should be easy to find on amazon or even at a local store.
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No, Li batteries have different voltage characteristics than Ni-Cd ones. They also do not fit physically Ni-Cd charges.
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I took out the old batteries and they were LR44. I put in new AG13/357A and they work just fine. You can find those at Amazon and buy them in quantity. It takes 4 for the flashlight on the hiking stick.
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Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to replace them out of fear of losing data. Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to... » Read More Well it should. They are basically the same battery with one tiny exception. I printed out the spec sheets of both batteries and then compared them. The height is the same. The weight is the same. The Li content is the same. Even the performance curves are the same. The only difference that I can see between the two spec sheets is the diameter. The LS is 14.55 mm wide and the LSG is 14.2 mm. They should be interchangeable as long as that tiny diameter issue isn't critical. We use these batteries for ROM memory backup on our Modicon PLCs here at work. They lasted 10 years before I decided to replace them out of fear of losing data. « Show Less
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if they take cr123 batteries, I don't see why they wouldn't it. I use them in my Surefire P2X fury dual and DSF-500/590 forend light, with zero problems.
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I would check with Hitachi, but it looks like the same battery. Lithium Ion rather than Ni Cad.