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I got a battery, it's not that old but I notice it won't power the
camera for very long before showing low battery. When I put it on the
charger it shows a full charge very quickly. My Canon battery is
great, last long, charges normally.

I went to Lenmar's website and tried to enter a request for exchange
and get a new battery but the webpage was screwed. I just wondered how
many others had this problem with this battery company.

In article < p>,
Jim Davis <> wrote:

> I got a battery, it's not that old but I notice it won't power the
> camera for very long before showing low battery. When I put it on the
> charger it shows a full charge very quickly. My Canon battery is
> great, last long, charges normally.
>
> I went to Lenmar's website and tried to enter a request for exchange
> and get a new battery but the webpage was screwed. I just wondered how
> many others had this problem with this battery company.
>

Lenmar's batteries do seem to be very low grade. My Li-Ion for my 300D
works fine but their NiMH cells don't perform to the ratings. Lenmar's
batteries are cheap so I wouldn't rush to say that they don't have a use.

They've messed up the form on their warranty page.
http://www.lenmar.com/warranty.asp

Download the HTML and remove the form's onSubmit handler. The handler
is capitalized wrong and the JavaScript function it mentions doesn't
exist.

Change:

<Form name="Warranty" ACTION="WarrantyFormProcess.asp" METHOD="post"
onsubmit="return checkFields();">

to:

<Form name="Warranty"
ACTION="http://www.lenmar.com/WarrantyFormProcess.asp" METHOD="post">

Open it back up in your browser and it should submit fine.

On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 01:53:10 -0800, Kevin McMurtrie
<> wrote/replied to:

>They've messed up the form on their warranty page.
>http://www.lenmar.com/warranty.asp

Co-incidence?

I'll try emailing them and tell them to fix it.

This battery wasn't that cheap and I've only had it a few months. I
want a replacement.