Can I Put 2 Batteries in my T23?

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Can I Put 2 Batteries in my T23?

#1 Post by BLKLBL » Thu Jul 13, 2006 12:49 am

Can I Put 2 Batteries in my T23? And what kind of batteries last the longest?

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#2 Post by ambientscape » Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:49 am

There is Ultrabay 2000 Battery for extra mileague. This link : http://cgi.ebay.com/IBM-Ultrabay-2000-L ... dZViewItem
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#3 Post by dsigma6 » Tue Aug 22, 2006 7:59 am

My apologies in bumping an old thread, but I wanted to point something out. If anyone comes looking for an ultrabay battery (or any used battery) from the seller in that link, I would advise against it. I purchased one from him and it had 300 cycles on it, and wouldn't charge half the time. He sent me another after I complained, this time with over 300 cycles.

Better off buying new.
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#4 Post by Thinkpaddict » Tue Aug 22, 2006 11:55 am

dsigma6 wrote:My apologies in bumping an old thread, but I wanted to point something out. If anyone comes looking for an ultrabay battery (or any used battery) from the seller in that link, I would advise against it. I purchased one from him and it had 300 cycles on it, and wouldn't charge half the time. He sent me another after I complained, this time with over 300 cycles.

Better off buying new.
That sucks big time. :x
It clearly specifies that it is a 3.2 AH battery. Obviously, these are just nominal specifications, but they should be qualified with something such as "original specifications were". Also, what does a good charge mean in scientific terms? :roll:

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#5 Post by dsigma6 » Tue Aug 22, 2006 12:01 pm

Thinkpaddict wrote:what does a good charge mean in scientific terms? :roll:
hah good question. i emailed an ebay seller yesterday about his batteries that take not only a good charge, but a full charge. he replied saying the one he tested lasted an hour.

i think they're trying to say the battery meter shows 100%, and that is somehow indicative of how long it will last..
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#6 Post by rkawakami » Tue Aug 22, 2006 12:04 pm

Thinkpaddict wrote:Also, what does a good charge mean in scientific terms? :roll:
As the battery you quoted is supposed to be a 3.2Ah capacity, that means it should provide 3.2 amps of current for one hour. Or 1.6 amps for two hours or 0.8 amps for four hours. If you get substantially less energy out of the battery than that, then I would say it is not taking a good charge.
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