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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-07-10, 07:20
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KraKleBack KinG 
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lithium battery sizes
has anytried the nrgizer 2CR5 6v. 2011 Li battery?
if so, what is the ratio and is the about the same procedure to remove the strip?
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#2
 2003-07-10, 08:58
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46method 
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Re: lithium battery sizes
kbk, swim has used the 2cr5 b4. just remove cover as would on the bunny L91 AA, (swims fav, in laymans terms, swim uses 1.25 strips, per 100 60's) remember there r 2 strips in the 2cr5. 2011 slips by swim, can't recall that batt. hope this helps.
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#3
 2003-07-10, 09:15
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KraKleBack KinG 
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Re: lithium battery sizes
sweet thank you,
the 2CR5 has 2011 in a little box on the label, thats what i meant.
so there are 2 strips in the 2CR5 and you use 1.25 of the 2 strips for 6000mg of pseudo?
appreciate the help
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#4
 2003-07-10, 18:39
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pikk 
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Re: lithium battery sizes
listen it is 1 li strip to 7 grams of sudo.
and get the gizer aa thay are cheaper and eaiser to get open
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