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We have some brand-new batteries that fit the M/A-COM P700 or P7100 portables, they were extras and have no place in our system now we've upgraded to the Harris stuff. I'm getting ready to take a lot of old E-Scrap into the County radio division including these batteries (proper disposal) but then I thought someone out there in an agency that's still using the M/A-COM stuff might be able to use them.

Have about 8 of them I think; Rayovac I think is the brand. Again, brand new never used but have been sitting around for a couple years. NMh composite I think.

Anyway, if anyone wants them they're free, just reimburse me for shipping. Again, free, no money for the batteries. I'd rather see them get good use than be scrapped.

Thanks in advance.
 
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I'll take them and pay you the shipping fee - the agency I work for has a need for them. Let me know if the offer is available at madgreg81@yahoo.com

Thanks. :)
 
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Ok. You got them. I'll email separately. I'm gonna email u from my mobile gmail account and you can use that one to reply.
 
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