Anyone here try one of these...
All I'm looking for is a yes and your thoughts. I don't need any other useless posts.
All I'm looking for is a yes and your thoughts. I don't need any other useless posts.
So yours didn't work for you?That battery does not say Li-Ion Polymer like the Uniden batteries.
it says it under 'REPLACEMENT'That battery does not say Li-Ion Polymer like the Uniden batteries.
Ok.Wise guy cheapskate enjoy a ruined expensive radio. Common sense should prevail. Have some manners.
I'm currently using my original (2018) battery, it never swelled but run time is down to a little over 4 hours now.Kevin I know we will get a fair report from you as I now have 3 SDS100's 1 with a 2024 battery 1 with a 2025 battery and 1 with a a 2020 battery.
I saw that battery on Amazon recently, but I can no longer find it.I'll try this again.
They were on sale on Amazon for $45, it's charging right now. We'll see how it does.
It sold out. I believe only 20 were available yesterday.I saw that battery on Amazon recently, but I can no longer find it.
I will keep looking for it. Probably the same battery from the same Chinese factory. Like a lot of other things. Maybe not. Could be better. Japanese cells assembled in Taiwan? I'm sure you will let us know how it goes.It sold out. I believe only 20 were available yesterday.
I saw that battery on Amazon recently, but I can no longer find it.
Thanks! Now I can keep checking for it.Amazon.com: Artisan Power Replacement Battery for Uniden SDS100 and USDA100 Radios - Extended Capacity Li-ion 5400 mAh - Replaces BPS100HD, BT-954 and BT-955 : Electronics
Amazon.com: Artisan Power Replacement Battery for Uniden SDS100 and USDA100 Radios - Extended Capacity Li-ion 5400 mAh - Replaces BPS100HD, BT-954 and BT-955 : Electronicswww.amazon.com
Where under “REPLACEMENT” does it say polymer? All I see is li-ion. While we are on the subject… Uniden’s battery is labeled li-ion polymer but I believe that is wrong. There are li-ion batteries and li-polymer batteries, not li-ion-polymer batteries. Uniden uses a li-polymer single cell battery, as stated in RR WiKi. So, I’m confused, is it a miss-labeling if the Uniden offering or is there such a thing is a li-ion-polymer battery? The WiKi articles go further, explaining the differing characteristics, a li-ion compared to a li-polymer.it says it under 'REPLACEMENT'