I am confused with the battery size. there are plenty of choices with 14430, 3.2 v but all are a diffrent size as far as lenght is concernede
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i bought several packs of these. They are GREAT. I do not remember a battery backup. They light up the staircase very well. They are motion activated. unfortunately they are sensitive enough that they do go off when even cars go by (or at an angle that picks up a lot of activity:O). That will drain the light. However if there is enough sun they will rejuice-no problem. GO FOR IT! :O)
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Mine have been installed for about 10 months and still do everything they should. The light lasts all night with some of them. I dont know about batteries...the ones they came with are all I have needed.
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Can't really answer that....my lights have been installed for 6 months and all are still very bright, both in the standby illumination and when lite is activated to high illumination as someone...or something passes it. For batteries, try a store like OSH or Sears...with a sample from one of your units. Good luck...LED batteries are difficult to find in many stores.
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I have the go DV7t-3000 in 17" . Love the way the battery raises the back of the laptop. The charge last about 1:30 hours. That about as good as any I've bought before.
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If you need 24volts function or faster charge then use the larger capacity one (little more expensive) but if 6v /12v is good enough then I think it is the better choice. Little slower make your battery last longer!
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My data tag says 10.8/7200 mAh T60The amp hrs only really matter if your looking for more run time in a laptop 6600 vs 7200 is miniscule now compared to a six or even a 3 cell is quite significant
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yeah I decided to wait, was only getting a laptop to have an extra computer in the house and for the occasional vacation use so no rush, sounds like the new i5 ulv chips will run circles around the current ones, and remember even though they use 18W, that is with the gpu included so its really the same as the current ones. They overclock themselves (no need for Asus to do it), now lets just hope some manufactures combine a good switchable card and battery with them. think UL30VT with twice the performance on the gpu and cpu side with almost the same battery life for under $1K.
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The battery is working for my laptop but i'm not getting what I would of thought a longer battery life. It's longer but not what was expected being a larger battery...
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Get an externle battry from EasyACC male sure its tells you it is for your device the battery in your device is a little to big for the smaller 3v off the panels its what I had to do brighT side is now I have a back up win the power is down for a while I hope this helps
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My recommendation is to open your computer and visually compare data from the current laptop. It's the only way you won't have any remorse from buying the wrong battery
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what battery to use? I have Vision 2+ and want to cut the plug and power it with it's own battery 9V transistor battery? what about one of those flat quarter sized?
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If it uses 2-2016's then use those because the voltage of two cells is required. The 2016 is half as thick(1.6mm vs 3.2mm) as the 2032. The 2032 is over twice the capacity (lasts 2X longer) than the 2016 (~200mAhr versus 90mAhr), BUT two 2016's is 6.4V, whereas a single 2032 will be just 3.2V. Blue and White LED's will most likely require 2x2016's, while red for example might be just fine (and work longer) on 1x2032. Sorry it isn't simpler. Unless you are having problems with batteries not lasting long enough I would go with 2x2016's as one person states and just get a bunch of them (they can be found pretty cheap nowadays).
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Hi, Resolution is 1600x900. Frankly for 15 inch and the power this laptop has, this is enough. More pixels and 3D apps will probably lag. Battery is about 4-5 hours in web surfing. Given the fact that to preserve the battery cycles it charges it to 80% (this can be disabled to charge to 100%). In full battery will relatively low brightness you can get 5-6 hours web surfing or working (mostly 5). Gaming about 2 hours, 2.5.
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You are talking about 11200mah vs 3000mah I own 2 if them and would buy a third if I had a use for it I would not buy the Anker that's just me
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Even though it's a different capacity as shown in video, it's still the same form factor (physical size).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOTaBrrlJYQ
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I'm sorry i don't know. there are two battery options however, you should get the longer lasting (and more expensive) version
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Hi, I'm not home at the moment, but I believe I still have my 3500 back and battery. I also got the smaller extended battery option (2100 or 2400 I believe) and ended up using it instead. You can have mine if you like. Louis
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Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be something to consider. For the money, I'd probably go with the larger battery.Rick Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be... » Read More Beverly,I'm a bit confused. The battery I ordered from Amazon was the larger NP-FV70, not the NP-FV50. I believe I may have mentioned the NP-FV50 as a better choice for someone that wants a smaller battery between the NP-FV30 that came with the camera and the larger NP-FV70. As such, I can't comment on that battery or the vendor that sells it. But I can comment on the larger NP-FV70. It lasts a long time on the camera. I haven't even come close to draining it. But it is a fairly large (and heavy) battery on a small, light camera. It's not an issue for me, but it might be something to consider. For the money, I'd probably go with the larger battery.Rick « Show Less
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I found the battery was bigger then the orginal but mine does work just fine. I follow on line instructions to get it recognized. I used my smart phone an looked up instructions for my Acer notebook and they told you how to insert the battery and I followed the instructions. It worked fine. It is as I said larger then the original