My Existing KEBT-071-D batteries have a "Lift Here" tab. This battery for sale dose not have that tab. Do these work as replacements?
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Hi Jay, Could you send me photos ?In fact, you should consider the pins that make contact with power of Radio and the pins for recharge. ( when you put in base to recharge) The main problem of this batteries is because it is more wide than radio support. It forces the back cover of radio, and it not ease to close when you put it in radio. You need you tape to fix it. ( the radio look likes a old radio - terrible ) Another point is check the voltagem and mainly the electronic current, that for this product is 700mAh.Please if you want you can send my a email with photos. andregamaral@bol.com.brRegardsAndré Hi Jay, Could you send me photos ?In fact, you should consider the pins that make contact with power of Radio and the pins for recharge. ( when you put in base to recharge) The main problem of this batteries is because it is more wide than radio support. It forces the back cover of radio, and it not ease to close when you put it in radio. You need you tape to fix it. ( the radio look likes a old radio - terrible ) Another point is check the voltagem and mainly the electronic current, that for this product is 700mAh.Please if you want you can send my a email with photos.... » Read More Hi Jay, Could you send me photos ?In fact, you should consider the pins that make contact with power of Radio and the pins for recharge. ( when you put in base to recharge) The main problem of this batteries is because it is more wide than radio support. It forces the back cover of radio, and it not ease to close when you put it in radio. You need you tape to fix it. ( the radio look likes a old radio - terrible ) Another point is check the voltagem and mainly the electronic current, that for this product is 700mAh.Please if you want you can send my a email with photos. andregamaral@bol.com.brRegardsAndré « Show Less
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Hi Jay, Could you send me photos ? In fact, you should consider the pins that make contact with power of Radio and the pins for recharge. ( when you put in base to recharge) The main problem of this batteries is because it is more wide than radio support. It forces the back cover of radio, and it not ease to close when you put it in radio. You need you tape to fix it. ( the radio look likes a old radio - terrible ) Another point is check the voltagem and mainly the electronic current, that for this product is 700mAh. Please if you want you can send my a email with photos. andregamaral@bol.com.br Regards Andr
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The tab on this device touches the two brass pins situated next to the battery, so if the battery is thicker than OEM, the tab won't reach the pins. I returned a 7200 mAh battery because of this very reason.
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Sorry can't help, this unit was not a replacement for any battery, good luck.
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The connector wires spade tips from the old battery slide off the battery tabs. They are to be reused
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I had trouble with swapping the battery. I think I had two batteries of the right size, pried this open just fine, but once I FORCED the two batteries in, they were too tall (by the tiniest amount) and were constantly pressing on the chip's button. Has anyone run into that? I'll see if I can find those batteries that didn't fit and double-check their type.
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NO! They are not the 1.5 Ah batteries and the listing did not state that they aren't the current 1.5s! My batteries are stamped 2011. Seller offered a call tag to pick them up and refund my purchase price, but then I'd be out the money for shipping and have no extra battery. No joy for me, buyer beware!
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Yes I replaced Werker 12 volt batteries #WKDC 12-33J with group U1 in my pride legend works great
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I have 2. They do not work. I would never buy these again. Do you think that this is an endorsement of these batteries?
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These batteries work fine. I have 4 of them and I haven't had any issues with them at all. I will recommend them as a replacement
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I used two of these batteries in a Jazzy 1113 wheelchair. They were not a perfect fit to replace the stock batteries, but they still went in with no modification whatsoever (as I recall, one of the batteries sits slightly higher than the other). The onboard charger handles them just fine, and the runtime is longer than I've ever bothered to measure.I've only owned the batteries about six months, so I can't tell you anything about longevity; sorry. They seem great so far.
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I have been using these batteries for a couple of years and have never had a problem taking one out of the pack. They come out with the tab in place every time.
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Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how... » Read More Yes and no. I THOUGHT this was the correct replacement, but the battery I took out was 1 3/8 inches taller than this - tall being measured when the battery is installed in the upside down UPS. I think what I took out was an APC #4 battery. Still, this one fits perfectly into the battery cavity, although it does not come all the way up to the sliding cover, meaning it's going to be "hanging" in the battery well. But since it was pretty tight going into the UPS unit, and doesn't begin to fall when I turn the UPS unit right side up, I think I'm just going to run with it and see how long it works. « Show Less
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I bought a pair of these as an emergency backup to the factory 7.4v 1800mAh BL-5 batteries that came with my UV-5R+Plus radios. They do fit, but I had to trim a little plastic at the base in between the two retainer holes, carved a little off the corners of the raised area near the label & push hard down on the battery to click it into two retainer holes.
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Lift straight up on the charging end of the battery, it should lift out without any problem. Don't force the plastic tab it is only there to stop the battery from falling off of the charging unit.
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They should. I would open up your current battery pack and make sure the batteries inside look similar. watch out for the small piece of loop fabric protecting the back of the circuit board. The adhesive on the back sometimes breaks down and you need it there to avoid a short circuit.
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Check the compatible part numbers in the product description and see if any matches your batteries part number. I don't think it matters what logic board you have as long as your are replacing a compatible battery.
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Yes, but it is tricky. I replaced my old oral B professional battery with a rechargeable AA NiMH battery. This requires soldering wires and purchase of a smaller replacement battery spring to secure in place because the original battery was a shorter non standard size.