Thanks, Ronni. My original pack from Apple come some years and this is an
upgrade wit 6 batteries of improved quality.
Severin
On 14 Mar 2015, at 3:57 pm, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Severin,
https://www.apple.com/au/battery-charger/
https://www.apple.com/au/battery-charger
Hi Ronni,
I was surprised when this happen to me just a few days ago.
I got the eventual “low battery” warning for my Apple batteries in my mouse.
So I swapped them for the pair in my Apple charger.
The next day I happened to check something re the mouse in SP.
And I noticed that the battery
After a long life, the rechargeable Apple batteries that power two mice and a
keyboard are ageing with noticeably shortened lives after recharge. Apple
store (T4) do not carry them and suggest normal supermarket source. There is a
wide variety of rechargeables to be seen.
Does any one have
Hi Severin,
https://www.apple.com/au/battery-charger/
For $45 - Free Shipping
Each Apple Battery Charger comes with six high-performance AA NiMH batteries —
two for your keyboard, two for your mouse or trackpad, and two for charging.
Unlike many other reusable batteries, these batteries have
Severin
I use “Eneloop” rechargable batteries which are more expensive than some but
have an extremely low self discharge rate and I have some that are over 8 years
old and still perform well in a variety of situations.
Barry
On 14 Mar 2015, at 4:10 pm, Stephen Chape chap...@bigpond.com
Thank you Barry.
I will take a look at them.
On 14 Mar 2015, at 8:58 pm, Barry Sexstone bjsexst...@netspace.net.au wrote:
Severin
I use “Eneloop” rechargable batteries which are more expensive than some but
have an extremely low self discharge rate and I have some that are over 8
years
Hello WAMUGers who have iPhone 5 and experiencing shorter battery life,
/Quote:
Apple Replacing Defective iPhone 5 Batteries
Apple has “determined that a very small percentage of iPhone 5 devices may
suddenly experience shorter battery life or need to be charged more
frequently
Choice Aust did a review on rechargeable batteries this month. Worth a read...
Stephanie
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I have had great service out of a set of Sanyo eneloops over the last 4 years.
Condensed from Wikipedia: These low self-discharge nickel-metal hydride battery
(LSD NiMH) was introduced in November 2005 by Sanyo, who called them eneloop.
When compared to regular NiMH batteries, genuine low self
Hi folks,
A couple of weeks ago I was wandering around the Apple centre in the city.
There I spied the above mentioned for $30.00.
For my Magic Mouse I usually buy those blue Energiser long lasting AA batteries.
They cost about $15.00 per pair.
However they seem to only last not much more than
Most chargers have a light which indicates charging and fully charged.
Kev
Hi folks,
A couple of weeks ago I was wandering around the Apple centre in the city.
There I spied the above mentioned for $30.00.
For my Magic Mouse I usually buy those blue Energiser long lasting
AA batteries
.
There I spied the above mentioned for $30.00.
For my Magic Mouse I usually buy those blue Energiser long lasting AA
batteries.
They cost about $15.00 per pair.
However they seem to only last not much more than about 2 months.
So I thought it would be wiser and more economical to buy
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A bit late in replying to this query.
I have the apple charger and three sets (pairs) of apple rechargeable
batteries. This set up works fine for my Magic Trackpad, Mighty Mouse and one
set on standby. Have been using this for around twelve months now and it sure
saves having to look
the above mentioned for $30.00.
For my Magic Mouse I usually buy those blue Energiser long lasting AA
batteries.
They cost about $15.00 per pair.
However they seem to only last not much more than about 2 months.
So I thought it would be wiser and more economical to buy the charger with 6
I can not find any link to prove it now but I know I did see some time ago from
a respected web site that the Apple rechargeable batteries are re-badged Sanyo
Eneloops. I would assume the charger may also be a re-badged Sanyo. I bought
Eneloops for my Sony digital camera and they last and last
I bought a spare unbranded NiMH battery last year for my Nikon camera from HK
via eBay. Paid by PayPal. Delivery was less than a week. It's been as good as
the original. We've found the HK sellers we've dealt with to be very reliable.
Cheers, Paul.
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Hi Barry,
I have bought 2 batteries for about $95 each including postage. One
for MacBook Pro and other for a black Macbook. They both appear
genuine batteries with the correct serial number and logos. They
appear to have the same capacities as the original. I have had the MBP
battery
Thanks Eugene, this gives me a certain amount of confidence.
regards
Barry
On 29/06/2009, at 2:08 PM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Barry,
I have bought 2 batteries for about $95 each including postage. One
for MacBook Pro and other for a black Macbook. They both appear
genuine batteries
batteries through eBay
Hong Kong sellers?
Regards
Barry
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Has anyone experience with buying replacement batteries through eBay
Hong Kong sellers?
Regards
Barry
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Yes, I agree with Ruben, I wouldn't let battery life be the reason to
stop using the Mighty Mouse.
Our Mighty Mouse with the right batteries in it lasts for far longer
between charges than our previous wireless mouse which had a built-in
rechargeable battery.
I use Energizer 2500mAh
Iv'e been using Eneloop batteries for a while now.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=gmailq=eneloop
They are excellent, first got them for our camera. They knocked our
top-of-the-line energisers for a six!
Cheers
Paul
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devices made for the Mac work very
well, in my opinion anyway.
Regards,
Philippe C
Original Message
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Mighty Mouse heavy on batteries
Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 15:15:15 +0900
The two Energizer AA lithium cells which were supplied
The two Energizer AA lithium cells which were supplied with my
Bluetooth Mighty Mouse have given up less than two months after going
into service. This compares very unfavorably with my Logitec
wireless/USB mouse with a single AA cell being used on an older
computer. In that setup a single
Hi all,
I have a couple of the old (metal) iPod minis, which are fine, except that
the batteries no longer hold their charge.
Is there a way of replacing the batteries, or do I throw them away?
Cheers,
Andrew
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On 02/08/2007, at 4:15 PM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Hi all,
I have a couple of the old (metal) iPod minis, which are fine,
except that
the batteries no longer hold their charge.
Is there a way of replacing the batteries, or do I throw them away?
Cheers,
Andrew
Google ipod mini
I have recently discovered (since I bought a second battery), that I
can swap batteries without shutting my MacBook Pro down. As long as
I don't take more than a few seconds, the machine starts up in its
state prior to the battery swap. There is no need to reboot.
This surprised me
minutes with the basic amount of RAM. So, you can be without
AC and Battery for about 3 minutes while you swap batteries, then wake
up normally.
Secondly, there is 'safe sleep' ('hibernation'). Mac OS X reserves a
space on disk for saving your RAM. If the system foresees a depleted
battery, it writes
] On Behalf Of Rob
Phillips
Sent: Monday, 30 April 2007 7:49 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Hotswapping batteries - MacBook Pro...
I have recently discovered (since I bought a second battery), that I
can swap batteries without shutting my MacBook Pro down. As long as
I don't take more than a few
: Hotswapping batteries - MacBook Pro...
Hi Rob,
There are at least a couple features at work since the PowerBook days.
Firstly, 'sleep' basically only needs power for its power management
unit, Bluetooth (optional), USB bus and RAM. This is done by the mains
adaptor, the main battery, or a small
Hi all
Following ibook batteries that fit th 12 inch white G3 or G4 ibooks.
3 @ New in packet Never used M9337G/A
1@ Six months use
$70 for the new ones
$40 for the one with light use.
Rob.
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in neldands, and in the meantime I picked up one in stock from
nextbyte nedlands. Changeover time one day.
Dave
On 09/03/2007, at 5:02 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Adam Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MacBook Batteries
Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:13:39 +0900
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.752.3
: Adam Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MacBook Batteries
Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:13:39 +0900
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.752.3)
Hi All,
In a strange coincidence my MacBook battery started exhibiting the
exact same symptoms as a recent poster on this list. I was using it
on Monday and I didn't have
. Changeover time one day.
Dave
On 09/03/2007, at 5:02 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Adam Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MacBook Batteries
Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:13:39 +0900
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.752.3)
Hi All,
In a strange coincidence my MacBook battery started exhibiting
switched itself off. When I plugged it back in the power came on,
however I noticed that the battery indicator had a cross through it
and if I clicked on it it said No batteries available.
I did a bunch of searching on Google and found that apparently there
is a widespread issue
Could someone advise me as to the correct method of disposing of
laptop batteries? I have replaced a clamshell battery and now wish to
dispose of the old one. I presume that binning it is hardly a
responsible action.
Michael
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the mobile phone industry is reportedly involved in recycling their
stuff, batteries included; lots of retailers are apparently involved.
you could check out the links at:
http://www.mobilemuster.com.au/?Page=691
people like Batteries Plus (OsPk) have said in the past that they
recycle
Thanks to those who replied to my post.
For the information of the group the best price for batteries was
from Siomar at $7.70.
I was fortunate enough to get some good SH batteries from lister
Dudley Gager saving around $70 and another lister, Faye is donating
some leftover ink.
Thanks
I have prepared some 15 PowerMacs and printers for a school in
Zimbabwe. Some of the batteries need replacing and all the ink tanks
need topping up.
Does anyone know of a cheapo replacement battery source (3.6v Lithium
1/2 AA)? I have a source @ $10. Can I do better?
Also
Is it better to keep my iPod battery constantly topped up or to let it run
down before recharging?
I know there was discussion about this with rechargeable batteries in the
past.
Lloyd
On 12 Feb 2006, at 3:09 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
Is it better to keep my iPod battery constantly topped up or to let it
run
down before recharging?
I know there was discussion about this with rechargeable batteries in
the
past.
Lloyd
IF it's a NiCad battery it is preferable to have
Thanks Bob
On 12 Feb 2006, at 3:09 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
Is it better to keep my iPod battery constantly topped up or to let it
run
down before recharging?
I know there was discussion about this with rechargeable batteries in
the
past.
Lloyd
IF it's a NiCad battery
-- Just a thought, instead of looking at Apple suppliers, try a battery
specialist. Here is one in WA, you should have local equivalents:
BATTERIES PLUS
Osborne Park 110 Howe St 6017
1300 652 221
Cannington 1397 Albany Hwy 6107
(08) 9358 5388
Email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- I did get an unusual
Tom Samson
1. Through a quirk of unNature I have an extra iBook Battery for a 700
iBook 2002 white thqat I really don't need willing to sell (make an
offer) or swop
2. I need a Lombard Battery -dead as
and where can I get a pram battery fora lombard
Tom Samson
1. Through a quirk of unNature I have an extra iBook Battery for a
700 iBook 2002 white thqat I really don't need willing to sell (make
an offer) or swop
2. I need a Lombard Battery -dead as
and where can I get a pram battery fora lombard
Hi All!
Does anyone know who repacks Wallstreet batteries? i went to Battery World
here in Midland, and they say they don't repack that model battery.
Any ideas?
Seeya
Rod!
Try SIOMAR Battery Industries at 2 Macadam Pl Balcatta 92405000
(www.batterybook.com)
On 23/09/2004, at 12:52 PM, Rod wrote:
Hi All!
Does anyone know who repacks Wallstreet batteries? i went to Battery
World
here in Midland, and they say they don't repack that model battery.
Hi All!
Does anyone know who repacks Wallstreet batteries? i went to Battery World
here in Midland, and they say they don't repack that model battery.
Any ideas?
This thread might bear further investigation:
http://www.applefritter.com/node/view/4555
Have fun,
Shay
Hi All!
I remember a month or so back someone mentioned about getting Newton
2000/2100 batteries re-celled? Who was the place in Queensland that did
that again? Or is there someone local? Archives yield nothing!
Seeya
Rod!
On 20/4/04 8:53 PM, Christian Kotz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Does anyone out there know where I can obtain a new battery to suit a
Clamshell 466?
Any Apple Service Centre, or you can risk getting it repacked and hope the
new battery works.
Seeya
Rod!
Try Battery Spot in Piccadilly Arcade. They have replaced one or 2 Mac
batteries for me in the past. Telephone 9481 3490 to check.
Cheers and Merry Christmas to all
Greg
From: Douglas Sheerer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 17:44:26 +0800
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
:44 AM, Douglas Sheerer wrote:
Replacement clock batteries
Both my old G3 Mini Tower and IMacDV Anthracite regress to old clock
dates after being switched off and then back on. I assume they need
replacement clock batteries.
1. Where can I get such batteries ?
2. Are they easy to fit
Replacement clock batteries
Both my old G3 Mini Tower and IMacDV Anthracite
regress to old clock dates after being switched
off and then back on. I assume they need
replacement clock batteries.
1. Where can I get such batteries ?
2. Are they easy to fit ? (the mini tower can
Hi all,
If you are in the market for a new battery for your Powerbook then
Newertech might be worth a look:
http://www.newertech.com/newer_bats.html
A range of Lithium-Ion batteries for models dating back to the 1998
Wallstreet, all of which are advertised to be of higher capacity than
Sometime ago somebody told us of a firm in QLD who
repaired/reconditioned these batteries. I have been through the
archives and cannot find the e-mail that told us the name of the
firm.Can some one remember please.
TIA
Mac
I would like to say THANKS for the feed back I received for yesterday's
post. It was appreciated.
Here is todays issue fron Macintouch. Note the bottom section talks
about ion batteries .
PHOTO enthusiast's with elctronic cameras may also want to READ .
Cheers
Bob
Bob.
what was Rob Wyatt's super tip
JOhn
Bob Howells wrote:
I would like to say THANKS for the feed back I received for yesterday's
post. It was appreciated.
Here is todays issue fron Macintouch. Note the bottom section talks
about ion batteries .
PHOTO enthusiast's with elctronic
It was inyesterday's post. Copy sent to you direct
Bob
John Hatch wrote:
Bob.
what was Rob Wyatt's super tip
COURTESY OF MACINTOUCH, today
Bob
Two readers shared stories about resuscitating Mac laptop batteries in
Mac OS X:
[Rob Wyatt] I'd like to share a recent experience with my iBook (white,
dual USB, 600mHz). I hadn't used it in a few weeks and when I turned it
on, the battery was completely
Hi there Muggers,
After making enquiries and helpful feedback from a list member, I concluded
that the following was the best deal. I put this here in case of use to
members, and comes from Mark Beamish at Siomar Batteries:
The Apple powerbook G3 Wall street LAP5896 (our no. LAP20) is 14.4V 4AH
Thankyou to those who replied about batteries
Best buy was Battery World South Street Myaree $10 + GST = $11
John
Siomar Batteries, and if you mention the cause they may give you a discount
:o)
SIOMAR BATTERY INDUSTRIES
2 MacAdam Pl Balcatta 6021 (08) 9240 5000
Regards,
Kat.
-Original Message-
From: John Currie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 12 December 2002 9:49 AM
To: [EMAIL
G'Day
Anyone point me to a supplier of the stubby round battery used in the
LC range
Dick Smith used to have these but have discontinued apparently
TIA
John
It's the half AA, 3.6volt.
I get them from Batteries Plus, in Hutton St, Osbourne Park. Just next to the
freeway. Usually around the $12-13 mark.
Phil
G'Day
Anyone point me to a supplier of the stubby round battery used in the
LC range
Dick Smith used to have these but have discontinued
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=16168
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=18241
Bob H
* Lombard 333 Bronze PowerBook battery dies
* A lot of battery places won't do Lithium battery refurbs
* Call RandomAccess - they quote a new battery for $250
* Batteries for Everything quote $250 for a refurb and offer 6 month warranty
* Figure I'll opt for the real one
* Call RandomAccess
On 1/5/02 2:05 PM, Antony N. Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rant
I hate RandomAccess. Their service over the last 10 years or so has
been nothing short of appalling. Every time I think they have changed
they manage to do something like this. Poor service (especially after
sales) is their
Hey guys,
I have noted that the batteries for the new PowerBook series (the
550Mhz and the 667Mhz models) is now rated at 55.3W instead of the
old 50W.
Does anyone know if there is any incompatibility issue by swapping
these batteries around?
Similarly, are there any issues with using
Does anyone know where a boy can find a battery for his old standby
Duo 230? I get the feeling they're all mothballed.
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