Battery compatibility chart for all GGs
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Does anyone know whether those CR2 are 3V or 3.6V?
Your Online Source For Rechargeable CR2 3v Li-Ion Camera Battery + Charger
Your Online Source For Rechargeable CR2 3v Li-Ion Camera Battery + Charger
Thanks Lisa
Try this other link. They have the same description page.
Your Mega Battery Source For Rechargeable CR2 3v Li-Ion Camera Battery + Charger
Sorry, second link wasn't working for me either.
I looked further on that site and I think I found the item number you were referring to and they state in one place it's 3v and another place it's 3.7v - so you cant trust either description really.
Very expensive too, for one battery and charger?
If it's 3v ones you want, I've got the following:
CR2s 3.0v
Dual charger
Magnetic spacers
I looked further on that site and I think I found the item number you were referring to and they state in one place it's 3v and another place it's 3.7v - so you cant trust either description really.
Very expensive too, for one battery and charger?If it's 3v ones you want, I've got the following:
CR2s 3.0v
Dual charger
Magnetic spacers
Sorry, second link wasn't working for me either.
I looked further on that site and I think I found the item number you were referring to and they state in one place it's 3v and another place it's 3.7v - so you cant trust either description really.
If it's 3v ones you want, I've got the following:
CR2s 3.0v
Dual charger
Magnetic spacers
Thanks again Lisa
I know you have them, and I would have ordered them from you right away, had your Website accepted credit cards, since I can't use PayPal
...You just reminded me of my frustration...lol.oh noooooo, I'd better work on some other payment methods then.Thanks again Lisa
I know you have them, and I would have ordered them from you right away, had your Website accepted credit cards, since I can't use PayPal
Any particular reason you can't use paypal?
PayPal, for some unexplained reason, doesn't accept to work with Lebanon...Go figure.
I haven't tried it yet - just wondered if I should add it as another option on the site or wait for direct credit card authorisation. I'll give it some more thought.
I haven't tried it yet - just wondered if I should add it as another option on the site or wait for direct credit card authorisation. I'll give it some more thought.
Usually, the credit card service provider, takes set up fees, that can increase with the options that you chose, and then something around 2.5% on each transaction.
Maybe Google are cheaper, i don't know.
But the most important thing, is to make sure that the provider of the service, himself, takes a wide variety of credit cards and runs in all countries without exception.
PayPal for example, does not run in all countries.
Moneybookers is even worse.
You can also accept payments by Western Union. The only problem with Western Union, is that the client himself, will be charged with the fees. Not the supplier. And you must go by yourself to the nearest Western Union office to pick up the payment by yourself.
If the client doesn't mind paying extra fees, this is the best option for the supplier. And the transfer of money is done instantly and you can instantly check it online, or ask the customer, to send you a scan of the payment and transfer voucher, if he wants his goods shipped immediately, without having to wait for you to go pick the payment up.
Western Union is an option that doesn't cost the supplier a dime. It's always advised to have it for those who cannot just pay otherwise.
Ok,
I did some search and i found this:
The CR2 that I was talking about earlier is indeed a 3.6V battery, although it is sometimes wrongly labeled as a 3V battery.
It is a protected battery too.
Here is the picture of it:
It is sold on many websites and also on Amazon.
It comes in 2 versions:
1- The protected CR2 3.6v 400MAH (estimated), Rechargeable up to 500 times. It's only the one that comes with this kit.(probably old edition)
Amazon.com: Juice CR2 Rechargeable Photo Lithium Starter Kit: Health & Personal Care
2- The protected CR2 3.6V 600 MaH (estimated), Rechargeable up to 500 times. It's the one sold separately or sold with this charger.(probably new edition)
Amazon.com: Juice Rechargeable Li-Ion 3.6V CR2 battery charger w/ one battery included.: Electronics
Long-lasting rechargeable lithium-ion power for all your favorite cameras Economical system vs. disposable primary size: CR2 Sleek, compact charger c/w battery status indicator. Fits into most camera bags! AC adapter and 12V DC plug-in cord for in-vehicle charging No memory effect - recharge any time Easy and quick to recharge Rechargeable up to 500 times Comes with 110V AC adapter, 12V Car adapter, Battery charger and one CR2 Rechargeable battery. This battery is 3.6V, was tested and it works in the Vortex KC1 LED light. But it may burn out 3V incandescent bulb flashlights. Contact us if you have any questions. We are not responsible for damage done to devices we have not tested.
At almost 9$ the unit it is not cheap...But those are so far the only Protected 3.6V CR2 that I know of so far.
I did some search and i found this:
The CR2 that I was talking about earlier is indeed a 3.6V battery, although it is sometimes wrongly labeled as a 3V battery.
It is a protected battery too.
Here is the picture of it:
It is sold on many websites and also on Amazon.
It comes in 2 versions:
1- The protected CR2 3.6v 400MAH (estimated), Rechargeable up to 500 times. It's only the one that comes with this kit.(probably old edition)
Amazon.com: Juice CR2 Rechargeable Photo Lithium Starter Kit: Health & Personal Care
2- The protected CR2 3.6V 600 MaH (estimated), Rechargeable up to 500 times. It's the one sold separately or sold with this charger.(probably new edition)
Amazon.com: Juice Rechargeable Li-Ion 3.6V CR2 battery charger w/ one battery included.: Electronics
Long-lasting rechargeable lithium-ion power for all your favorite cameras Economical system vs. disposable primary size: CR2 Sleek, compact charger c/w battery status indicator. Fits into most camera bags! AC adapter and 12V DC plug-in cord for in-vehicle charging No memory effect - recharge any time Easy and quick to recharge Rechargeable up to 500 times Comes with 110V AC adapter, 12V Car adapter, Battery charger and one CR2 Rechargeable battery. This battery is 3.6V, was tested and it works in the Vortex KC1 LED light. But it may burn out 3V incandescent bulb flashlights. Contact us if you have any questions. We are not responsible for damage done to devices we have not tested.
At almost 9$ the unit it is not cheap...But those are so far the only Protected 3.6V CR2 that I know of so far.
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Brilliant find -- mist
these are the first cr2 battys I have seen that are protected--
you are a genius--- well done-----
these are the first cr2 battys I have seen that are protected--
you are a genius--- well done
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veeeeery interesting. Who's going to try these out and report back for the group?
Thanks Di, thanks Lisa
I wanted to add that the reason for all this confusion about the voltage, is that the juice battery existed at some point in a 3V version.
It is a black and red colored battery, as opposed to the silver and red colored 3.6V one.
Its pictures are even still wrongly posted as reference among the pictures of the 3.7 V one.
Here it is:
This is actually the 3V CR2 juice battery (black/red) that is only rechargeable 300 times. It is not found anywhere on sale.
Not to be confused with the 3.7V CR2 Juice battery posted earlier (Silver/red) that is sold at many places, under references confusing it sometimes with the 3V version.
So i correct my previous post: the one sold on amazon and posted earlier is listed in 2 different chargers packages, (difference price=1$ ), yet despite the fact that it is listed under different denominations and despite the fact that sometimes the text of the description is borrowed from the text of the 3V one,....it is indeed...A 3.6V Protected CR2 at 400MaH (effective and tested 400Mah), rechargeable 500 times.
Here it is once again:
I know...400 MaH might not be ideal, but this baby will give the GG Grant a new dimension.
I already ordered it...I will of course try it and measure it accurately and report back.
I wanted to add that the reason for all this confusion about the voltage, is that the juice battery existed at some point in a 3V version.
It is a black and red colored battery, as opposed to the silver and red colored 3.6V one.
Its pictures are even still wrongly posted as reference among the pictures of the 3.7 V one.
Here it is:
This is actually the 3V CR2 juice battery (black/red) that is only rechargeable 300 times. It is not found anywhere on sale.
Not to be confused with the 3.7V CR2 Juice battery posted earlier (Silver/red) that is sold at many places, under references confusing it sometimes with the 3V version.
So i correct my previous post: the one sold on amazon and posted earlier is listed in 2 different chargers packages, (difference price=1$ ), yet despite the fact that it is listed under different denominations and despite the fact that sometimes the text of the description is borrowed from the text of the 3V one,....it is indeed...A 3.6V Protected CR2 at 400MaH (effective and tested 400Mah), rechargeable 500 times.
Here it is once again:
I know...400 MaH might not be ideal, but this baby will give the GG Grant a new dimension.
I already ordered it...I will of course try it and measure it accurately and report back.
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I had seen those batteries many months ago Mist but I couldnt see the mah so I reject them. If they say 400 mah maybe they are small for GG
I had seen those batteries many months ago Mist but I couldnt see the mah so I reject them. If they say 400 mah maybe they are small for GG
Yes that is possible Imeo...They might really turn out to be almost useless for the time being, should that be the case...But i need to know...For the Grant...
But they actually do not state that those batteries are 400 MaH. I just read it in one of the reviews, from a guy who tested them...And guess what...he was disappointed that those batteries are not 3V, but 3.7V, peaking at 4.2 V when freshly charged...So he threw them away
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