On 11 Oct 2009 at 10:04, mac wrote:
>
> Ron Rhodes wrote:
> > I used http://www.budgetbatteries.co.uk/ some time ago, no problems,
> > would use again if needed.
> > HTH Ron
>
> Thanks Ron - just the kind of recommendation I hoped for! :-)
>
> mac
>
Just to let you all know. I got a new batt
Lee,
is this any use?
Asus has stated that the smaller battery is the standard battery for
the Eee 900 in Europe, and a longer warranty is provided in
exchange,[34] Commentators have noted that the US version launched
with the 5800 mAh battery, and a warranty of equal length.[35] Asus
have revise
Lee,
hot wire and split like an egg ;) well to be honest, i haven't done a
standard notebook battery pack for a while and I'm always losing touch
with whats modern and whatnot, the last battery hack i did was to
build a DJ a mobile flight case system.
i am more than willing to check up on the cel
its always fun to brew your own,, crack that thing open!! iv
reconditioned several now with new cells,, works a charm on the models
iv done ;)
Now, I've been thinking the same thing about an Eee PC battery I have,
but for the life of me I can't see how to get into it without damaging
the batt
This sounds interesting. Where do the new cells come from ?
I have a Tiny laptop and of course the batteries are expensive and quite
rare. I haven't opened it yet but I will be doing. What will I expect to
see ? Any things to avoid damaging ?
On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 00:38:13 +0100, Peter Adam Kell
Ron Rhodes wrote:
> I used http://www.budgetbatteries.co.uk/ some time ago, no problems,
> would use again if needed.
> HTH Ron
Thanks Ron - just the kind of recommendation I hoped for! :-)
mac
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mac wrote:
> Snip
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> Thanks for all the suggestions so far. Any more thoughts?
>
> mac
>
I used http://www.budgetbatteries.co.uk/ some time ago, no problems,
would use again if needed.
HTH Ron
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On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 8:48 AM, John wrote:
> loads of places - first google hit http://www.laptopbatterystore.co.uk
Which is the link I sent in the first place, the same folks as sell
through e-bay.
Appear to turn over a lot of batteries, and positive feedback has to
be a good sign.
Sean
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John wrote:
> loads of places - first google hit http://www.laptopbatterystore.co.uk
Yes, I discovered the embarrassment of riches that searching on 'laptop
batteries UK' produces - and that is, of course, part of the problem:
how do you know which ones are OK?...
(BTW - did you spot the BBC su
On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 12:38:13AM +0100, Peter Adam Kelly wrote:
> laptop batteries
>
> its always fun to brew your own,, crack that thing open!! iv
> reconditioned several now with new cells,, works a charm on the models
> iv done ;)
>
> 2009/10/10 mac :
> > I'm after a replacement battery for
Peter Adam Kelly wrote:
> its always fun to brew your own,, crack that thing open!! iv
> reconditioned several now with new cells,, works a charm on the models
> iv done ;)
Sean / Al / Peter / Jonathon >>> Thanks for your replies and
suggestions. Reading what you said has helped me clarify what
laptop batteries
its always fun to brew your own,, crack that thing open!! iv
reconditioned several now with new cells,, works a charm on the models
iv done ;)
2009/10/10 mac :
> I'm after a replacement battery for a Dell Inspiron 1525, hopefully for
> less than the £80 Dell charge (25% of the co
2009/10/10 mac :
> I'm after a replacement battery for a Dell Inspiron 1525, hopefully for
> less than the £80 Dell charge (25% of the cost of the laptop!). Anyone
> have experience of a reliable supplier for OK low-cost latptop batteries?
>
I have bought a battery from these people and it was del
mac wrote:
> Sean Miller wrote:
>> Can't personally vouch for them...
>
> Thanks for your suggestion. It was a 'can personally vouch for them'
> that I was after, really, given the number and obscurity of sellers of
> non-genuine parts.
Err... I can give a negative, I'm afraid. They said a bat
Sean Miller wrote:
> Can't personally vouch for them...
Thanks for your suggestion. It was a 'can personally vouch for them'
that I was after, really, given the number and obscurity of sellers of
non-genuine parts.
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If you don't trust e-bay, these are the same people, charging a bit
more (£43 incl. P&P) from their website...
http://batteries-world.co.uk/dell-inspiron-1525.htm
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Can't personally vouch for them, but these folks on e-bay seem to be
selling at £37 incl. P&P and seem to have 9,500 positive feedbacks vs.
47 negative ones so that must mean something...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FOR-DELL-RN873-6cell-laptop-battery-inspiron-1525-1526_W0QQitemZ110437197902QQcmdZViewIt
I'm after a replacement battery for a Dell Inspiron 1525, hopefully for
less than the £80 Dell charge (25% of the cost of the laptop!). Anyone
have experience of a reliable supplier for OK low-cost latptop batteries?
TIA
mac
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