Replacement battery-packs at DC 3.6V aren't too expensive, but I've not seen
any at exactly 600mAh. Is this critical? Would, say, 800mAh work OK? Pardon
my lack of knowledge.
Thx,
P
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> I've a RS 5.8ghz cordless phone with a dead battery pack:
> D-AA600BX3 DC 3.6V 600mAh
>
> Replacement battery-packs at DC 3.6V aren't too expensive, but I've not seen
> any at exactly 600mAh. Is this critical? Would, say, 800mAh work OK? Pardon
> my lack of knowledge.
>
It will work and theoretically last 33% longer between charges.
Think of mAh as if it were the breaking strength of a rope in pounds.
You want to lift a load that weighs 500 pounds.
The instructions say that the rope should be rated at 600 pounds.
So know let's rephrase your question.
Is a rope that is rated at 800 pounds ok to use?
As that gal from Alaska would say "You betcha"
Charlie
The original is availible on Ebay, starting at about $5.
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>Puddin' Man wrote:
>>
>> I've a RS 5.8ghz cordless phone with a dead battery pack:
>> D-AA600BX3 DC 3.6V 600mAh
>>
>> Replacement battery-packs at DC 3.6V aren't too expensive, but I've not seen
>> any at exactly 600mAh. Is this critical? Would, say, 800mAh work OK? Pardon
>> my lack of knowledge.
>
>
> The original is availible on Ebay, starting at about $5.
>
><http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=D-AA600BX3&_sacat=See-All-Categories>
Ahhh. I forgot about Ebay.
I just ordered one.
Many thanks to all respondents.
Skoal,