rescuecomm
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It listed as such, but really doesn't physically appear to have anything near that capacity. Does anyone have one?
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Baofeng Baofeng UV-9R PRO 8000ma battery?
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FKimble
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That's the Chinese ma, so divide by 4 to get a maybe real number, then those are not top of the line Lithium batteries so they will have a short life.
Frank
Frank
rescuecomm
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They look physically larger than the OEM ones I have. What the heck, for sixteen bucks each, I'm going to get a couple just to see. I don't see that the two new UV17 and UV21 have any needed accessories worth getting a couple to try.
rescuecomm
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Just got them out of the mail. They don't look like the ones advertised with the humps on the back. In fact, they are the same weight as the 2800 ma units that I bought last year. They probably are except for the 8800ma marking on the radio side. LOL..
But they fit the UV-9R Pro radios and that's good enough for the money.
But they fit the UV-9R Pro radios and that's good enough for the money.
