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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! That's just what I wanted, the #s for the 4-cell
that has 4-SR44's in it---Jerry The Masked Marvel wrote: SR44 (or S76, EPX76, PX76, MS76, V76PX, 357) is silver oxide, LR44 (or A76) is alkaline, the latter's cheaper and shorter lived. 544 (or V28PX, 28PX, 4SR44) is 4 cell (6V) silver oxide, A544 (4LR44) is 4 cell (6V) alkaline. Check Eveready, Duracell, Varta, or one of the other battery manufacturer's web pages or check www.mouser.com or www.digikey.com or other electronics supplier under photo cells or button cells. "Richard J Kinch" wrote in message . .. Jim K writes: I just bought an Energizer 357/303 for mine. It's replacing the SR44 A genuine 357 is exactly the same silver oxide cell as SR44, just a different name. Beware that Radio Shack sells a 357A which is alkaline, and that a lot of the cheap Chinese cards of button cells claiming to be 357s or "replaces SR44" are also just alkaline. You can buy Chinese button cells cheap on eBay, but the sellers typically have no clue about alkaline vs silver-oxide non-interchangeability. Don't believe claims that alkaline cells are replacements for silver oxide, or that LR44 is just a cross-referenced equivalent to SR44 or 357. |
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