FS: Genuine IBM T4x/R5x 6-Cell batteries - ALL SOLD
Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:55 pm
Got some more of these batteries from the same batch. Same deal. I didn't get any complaints/returns from the ones sold previously so they should be good.
If any previous buyers had any problems at all, please feel free to mention it here.
Shipping update: Each original box with battery is a little over one pound. Its significantly cheaper to repack the contents in a small, flat-rate USPS box. The anti-static bag containing the battery remains sealed and everything fits just fine. This will be the default shipping method the buyer requests otherwise. Total cost for a battery shipped to Canada via this method will be $34. Send me a PM if you want a shipping quote for multiple batteries.
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These new (old stock) and genuine batteries are individually sealed in IBM boxes.
Made in Japan
Date: 2003-10-18
IBM P/N: 08k8214
I currently have one installed in my newly built R51E. These are aged batteries, so I ran it down and recharged a few times to see if the original capacity was affected. After six cycles it seems to have stabilized at 46.35Wh out of an original capacity of 47.52Wh. The number has remained unchanged for the last two cycles. My feeling is that this will be typical of all the batteries in the set.
$30 will get you one shipped to a U.S. destination. If you're unhappy with the quality of the battery, let me know within 14 days. I may ask you to send it back before refunding the payment you made to me. I.e. you pay for return shipping. I hate saying this part-- the serial numbers of batteries will be recorded. I've had nothing but good transactions here, and it would be great to keep it that way.
09/30/09 Edit: Another two cycles later and the battery is at 46.04Wh. Maybe not stable yet, but hopefully its on its way there. My return policy still applies if you want to buy one. Will update this post as I get more info.
10/01/09 Edit: Two more cycles last night. Its now at 46.01Wh. I'm going to stop test now. I think this is enough to get a general idea of what battery performance.
11/14/09 Edit: Got some more of these batteries, thread re-opened.
11/19/2009 Edit: Learned some things from USPS. Shipping info updated.
Shipping update: Each original box with battery is a little over one pound. Its significantly cheaper to repack the contents in a small, flat-rate USPS box. The anti-static bag containing the battery remains sealed and everything fits just fine. This will be the default shipping method the buyer requests otherwise. Total cost for a battery shipped to Canada via this method will be $34. Send me a PM if you want a shipping quote for multiple batteries.
*****************
These new (old stock) and genuine batteries are individually sealed in IBM boxes.
Made in Japan
Date: 2003-10-18
IBM P/N: 08k8214
I currently have one installed in my newly built R51E. These are aged batteries, so I ran it down and recharged a few times to see if the original capacity was affected. After six cycles it seems to have stabilized at 46.35Wh out of an original capacity of 47.52Wh. The number has remained unchanged for the last two cycles. My feeling is that this will be typical of all the batteries in the set.
$30 will get you one shipped to a U.S. destination. If you're unhappy with the quality of the battery, let me know within 14 days. I may ask you to send it back before refunding the payment you made to me. I.e. you pay for return shipping. I hate saying this part-- the serial numbers of batteries will be recorded. I've had nothing but good transactions here, and it would be great to keep it that way.
09/30/09 Edit: Another two cycles later and the battery is at 46.04Wh. Maybe not stable yet, but hopefully its on its way there. My return policy still applies if you want to buy one. Will update this post as I get more info.
10/01/09 Edit: Two more cycles last night. Its now at 46.01Wh. I'm going to stop test now. I think this is enough to get a general idea of what battery performance.
11/14/09 Edit: Got some more of these batteries, thread re-opened.
11/19/2009 Edit: Learned some things from USPS. Shipping info updated.