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Where can I find some Sony 1100MaH rechargeables? You can see a pic of
them in the link that follows (wait for the picture to change), but
there seems to be no mention of them anywhere else online!

http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/it...LB&id=27787836

Also, are there any 1200 or 1300MaH AAAs out there?

writes:
> Where can I find some Sony 1100MaH rechargeables? You can see a pic of
> them in the link that follows (wait for the picture to change), but
> there seems to be no mention of them anywhere else online!
>
> http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/it...LB&id=27787836

They don't exist. Those are fake.

http://usuarios.lycos.es/germanick/t...las_falsas.htm

On 1 May 2005 20:07:53 -0700
wrote:

> Where can I find some Sony 1100MaH rechargeables? You can see
> a pic of them in the link that follows (wait for the picture
> to change), but there seems to be no mention of them anywhere
> else online!
>
> http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/it...LB&id=27787836
>
> Also, are there any 1200 or 1300MaH AAAs out there?

Any reason you're after Sony? Sony are, IMX, way overpriced.
Pick up some 2500MAH NiMHs from somewhere. I Use Sanyo, but
that's just because it was easiest for me to pick up.

-Chris D

Chris D <dicko-> writes:
> > Also, are there any 1200 or 1300MaH AAAs out there?
>
> Any reason you're after Sony? Sony are, IMX, way overpriced.
> Pick up some 2500MAH NiMHs from somewhere. I Use Sanyo, but
> that's just because it was easiest for me to pick up.

He's talking about AAA's. Sony claims to have 900 mAH which is
impressive. The highest one normally sees is still 750 or 800 mAH.
The supposed 1100 mAH in that brazilian pic are counterfeit and
are really cheap crap 500 mAH cells, see the link I posted earlier.

On 01 May 2005 22:59:40 -0700
Paul Rubin <http://> wrote:

> He's talking about AAA's.

Doh, My bad, Sorry. Learn to read properly before posting.
<sigh>

-Chris D

Sorry to correct you, but it's mAh.1100 mAh for AAA size seems too much, and
35 euro also seems very much.I paid 11 euro for an orbit charger with 4
genuine sanyo 700 mAh ni-cd batteries AA, which is quite reasonable.Also,
sony is quite overpriced.As anyone knows, the companies make profit from
accesories.e.g. my camcorder cost 400 euro, and a 2nd battery for it (mind
you, the smallest capacity) cost 58 euro, and a tape more than 4 euro.Is
this website portuguese or brazilian?I strongly recommend, don't buy from
the internet especially from ebay, but from stores their policy you know
well and have little chances to cheat you.

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> Where can I find some Sony 1100MaH rechargeables? You can see a pic of
> them in the link that follows (wait for the picture to change), but
> there seems to be no mention of them anywhere else online!
>
> http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/it...LB&id=27787836
>
> Also, are there any 1200 or 1300MaH AAAs out there?
>

The link you posted is spanish, while the OP's link was brazilian.However,
chances are high that these batteries are fake, and they could even
explode.Three people were electrocuted here, from chinese irons not having
ground.

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major in electrical engineering, freelance electrician
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dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr
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> writes:
> > Where can I find some Sony 1100MaH rechargeables? You can see a pic of
> > them in the link that follows (wait for the picture to change), but
> > there seems to be no mention of them anywhere else online!
> >
> > http://www.mercadolivre.com.br/jm/it...LB&id=27787836
>
> They don't exist. Those are fake.
>
> http://usuarios.lycos.es/germanick/t...las_falsas.htm

On Mon, 02 May 2005 05:59:40 GMT, Paul Rubin <http://>
wrote in news::

> Chris D <dicko-> writes:
> He's talking about AAAs. Sony claims to have 900 mAH which is
> impressive. The highest one normally sees is still 750 or 800 mAH.
> The supposed 1100 mAH in that brazilian pic are counterfeit and
> are really cheap crap 500 mAH cells, see the link I posted earlier.

I just bought a pair of Energizer 850 mAh AAAs here (Canada)
for C$14 at a (soon to be re-branded) Radio Shack.

I would not be overly surprised to find a Sony branded
AAA with 900 mAh.


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Juan Vado <> wrote:

> On Mon, 02 May 2005 05:59:40 GMT, Paul Rubin <http://>
> wrote in news::
>
> > Chris D <dicko-> writes:
> > He's talking about AAAs. Sony claims to have 900 mAH which is
> > impressive. The highest one normally sees is still 750 or 800 mAH.
> > The supposed 1100 mAH in that brazilian pic are counterfeit and
> > are really cheap crap 500 mAH cells, see the link I posted earlier.
>
> I just bought a pair of Energizer 850 mAh AAAs here (Canada)
> for C$14 at a (soon to be re-branded) Radio Shack.
>
> I would not be overly surprised to find a Sony branded
> AAA with 900 mAh.
>
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Ansmann has been selling 900 mAh AAA NiMh. Thomas Distributing has them
in stock.

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Bob Salomon <> writes:
> Ansmann has been selling 900 mAh AAA NiMh. Thomas Distributing has them
> in stock.

I don't know about Ansmann AAA's but their AA's have tended to have
overstated capacity.