Can use AG13 or LR44 beteries?
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The easyuslife only accepts A13 cell batteries. (hearing aid size batteries)
1813557
Battery equivalent to:A76, LR44, AG-13, AG13, LR44H. They will work as replacement batteries.
251697
Best way to tell would be to pull out what's currently in there to make sure. RBC11 and RBC55 are not interchangeable. If you have RBC55 in there already, replace with RBC55.
371701
I can only verify 480exii and 580exii. Regardless, it won't work for very long if so.
1352187
Not sure, but as I recall when I was researching, the compatibilities aren't hard to find if you go to their website. Good luck!
1978712
I bought to BDS 570(not worked ) I lost my money. I need to find one compatible.
1866069
These are A76, which I didn't notice was different from the requirement until they arrived. They fit the same and have the same voltage, but if you search for LR44 AG13, another Maxwell product shows up, not this one. I got these to replace the batteries in my sons' Thomas trains but after two days, the engine's voice sounded garbled. After reinserting the same two batteries everything sounds okay, but still not as clear as another engine whose batteries are much older... Not sure if the problem is the batteries or the casing, but if you search for LR44 AG13 you get something else and, in the future, I'd get that to minimize variables. These are A76, which I didn't notice was different from the requirement until they arrived. They fit the same and have the same voltage, but if you search for LR44 AG13, another Maxwell product shows up, not this one. I got these to replace the batteries in my sons' Thomas trains but after two days, the engine's voice sounded garbled. After reinserting the same two batteries everything sounds okay, but still not as clear as another engine whose batteries are much older... Not sure if the problem is the batteries or the casing, but if you search for LR44 AG13 you get something else and, in... » Read More These are A76, which I didn't notice was different from the requirement until they arrived. They fit the same and have the same voltage, but if you search for LR44 AG13, another Maxwell product shows up, not this one. I got these to replace the batteries in my sons' Thomas trains but after two days, the engine's voice sounded garbled. After reinserting the same two batteries everything sounds okay, but still not as clear as another engine whose batteries are much older... Not sure if the problem is the batteries or the casing, but if you search for LR44 AG13 you get something else and, in the future, I'd get that to minimize variables. « Show Less
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Probably not. T3 warns you not to buy without silver serial # on packaging. The one I returned did not have it.
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No problem. Download instructions from LR Baggs' website and follow them closely.
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AG13L1154LR1154157Silver Oxide Equivalent BatteriesLR44 can be also be replaced with a silver oxide battery. The most common silver oxide equivalents are:SR44SR44SW303357Label ConfusionMany generic packages will list both AG13 and 357 on the label, which are different battery chemistries. Generally, if it lists any alkaline name, then the batteries are alkaline and not silver oxide;but basically the same use.
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You cannot put in a 3700 in the place of the two others. There are slots that I think will prevent you from doing it, though I am not 100% sure.
678544
Not according to their compatibility chart...check site. THR138 is what you need.
237062
Not sure as AGM is a brand I have tested deep cycle batteries with mine and had results as expected
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Should be OK. Follow link to compare cards. Good luck. http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=520&card2=652
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AG13 LR44 Button Cells Batteries - I just found it on Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0041H5GI4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc;=1&smid=A3K4W6G6KOAT6E
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I don't know for sure, but there are 2 different batteries that are the same size and have the same voltage. The LR44 is a lithium battery and there are silver cells also. I would think that the AG13 is a silver cell as AG is the symbol for silver. As I remember from my research, the silver cells are more expensive and may last longer. I changed from silver cells in a small flashlight to the LR44 because they were much cheaper and they work fine. In another device the silver may be a better choice.
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Yes, the SR44 can replace the LR44 and visa versa. The SR version is silver oxide which is more expensive, has higher power density, and is better for use in low drain, long battery life applications, such as digital calipers, watches and the like. The LR44 is an alkaline battery and is cheaper, so for high drain applications like small lights etc. where one expects to replace the battery more often, it often makes more sense to use the LR44.