Butch Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The battery designation is 1/3n, 2L76, or 58, depending on
manufacturer.
...and on this side of the pond, it's often called a CR1.
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi Ann ...
Why might that be? Seems to be just fine in my other LX.
shel
Dunno -
Just rememered it somewhere -- I think Mark answered the question tho
ann (back from turkey day)
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Maybe I'm misremembering, but I thought you were not supposed
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I'd like to get a couple of sets of 3V Lithium batteries for the LX.
Anyone know what what the proper model/size designation is for those
bats?
shel
Maybe I'm misremembering, but I thought you were not supposed to use the
lithium
batteries in the LX
OF course, my LX
Shel,
1/3 N is the designation seems to work just fine in the LX.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd like to get a couple of sets of 3V Lithium batteries for the LX.
Anyone know what what the proper model/size designation is for those
bats?
The owner's manual says to use two 1.5 v alkaline (A76) or silver oxide
(EPX76) mini-batteries.
I can find no prohibition against the use of lithium batteries.
However silver oxide batteries last so long, and are so plentiful, I see
no reason to go to lithium. . .
My LX came with Varta V76PX
Hi Keith ...
I have a 3v lith in my newer LX, and it's been pumping out the current
faithfully for a bit more than two years. Unfortunately, there's no
model/size designation that I can find on the battery.
Varta is no longer making or selling batteries here. They have been taken
over by
Keith Whaley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The owner's manual says to use two 1.5 v alkaline (A76) or silver oxide
(EPX76) mini-batteries.
I can find no prohibition against the use of lithium batteries.
Probably because lithium batteries didn't exist when the manual was
written?
Lithiums have, I
Hi Ann ...
Why might that be? Seems to be just fine in my other LX.
shel
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Maybe I'm misremembering, but I thought you were not supposed to use the
lithium batteries in the LX
OF course, my LX is over 20 years old
So, are you saying NOT to use lithiums in an LX, or that it's OK to use 'em?
Mark Roberts wrote:
Lithiums have, I believe, much higher surge current capacity, so they
could potentially damage inductive devices like motors when they try to
draw a lot of current on start-up. Many manufacturers
Thanks, Bob ... just the info I needed. BTW, that's the size used in many
electronic dog collars.
shel (charged up with good information)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shel,
1/3 N is the designation seems to work just fine in the LX.
Regards, Bob S.
previously written:
Anyway, the silver oxide bats in one of my LX gave out yesterday right in
the
middle of shooting, and since it's replacement time, I'd like to go with the
definitely (for me) longer lasting lithiums.
A volt is a volt, what diff should it make if it comes from a lith or an
DL1/3N, 2L76 or CR1/3N are the designations.
I have used these lithiums in six LX's (I no longer have six but I got carried away at
one stage) they have worked fine and these double sized 3V batteries eliminate the
contact between the two smaller 1.5s which has to be a good thing.
handmaid
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