Batteries Reviews

Performance is not so good if you compare it with the original price but at the price amazon.com is giving, its worth buying. Compatable in size is the biggest advantage.

A good replacement battery for older Panasonic VHS videocameras, the CV3112 is easily subject to the "memory effect:" if one does not fully discharge the battery before recharging the usable charge becomes less over time--sometimes quite rapidly.

The battery can be left in a *conditioning* ("smart") recharger, but not in the ones that come with most of these videocameras. The best strategy is to have two batteries available; run one dry and switch to the other.

I thought this player would be cool because it has such a long playing time, but the stupid battery pack that lets you have the extra long time is bulky and doesn't stay in the plug on the back of the player. If you don't plan on using the player as a portable CD player, you should be fine, but if you are thinking about carrying it around, this isn't the player to spend $ on.

This battery BP-800s is obly 800mAh and lacks the necessary juice. It will last for about 70-80 pictures max under normal use in Kyocera S3 camera in my experience.

The New Kyocera S5 camera has an upgraded battery BP-1000s which is 1000mAh and will last for about 120-140 photos- almost twice as many. This new battery is available only with new S5 camera at this time but soon should be available in market just by itself.
So if you are not in a rush wait. Also there is a BP-900S which is 900mAh available in market.

My old battery is broken and I need a new one.
can you send me a picture of yours?

1.7AH is no longer "High Capacity". Be careful about which type of battery your 12V Makita takes--thumb springs, end clip, both, or the new MForce slide design. If yours can take the thumb spring batteries, then spend $... more on the 2.0AH version. Your old charger will likely take it but may not take the newest NiMH batteries. Plus, the NiCd's have a longer shelf life.

At first I loved it-The power was incredible-The Dimage 7 is a power hungry pig and 1600mah recharbles Nimh never cut it. So I bought this charger and at first I never ran out of power, now it won't hold a charge. Mizco (digipower) is a very hard company to find-but after a year the information is geting better. This was sold as a 6v compatible when the dimage 7 is actually needing 7.2v-The MAHA Powerbank turned out to be a better choice for me.

If you listen to AM, this radio is ok but the reception on FM could be better. It is especially prone to interference from strong stations so if you live in an area of strong reception you'll have a hard time trying to receive distant stations. I had a Panasonic radio like this about 10 years ago and loved it. Reception was much better, probably because it used Toshiba circuitry, which I've found makes a great radio. This model, in comparison is made by Sony instead despite the name on the front. Sound quality is great, providing you can pick up stations. If you live in an area with weak reception this radio will work fine but in case of strong reception I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

I am a school teacher and I purchased this sharpener for my classroom. It didn't work for very long. I eventually had to throw it away. I was very unhappy with this product.