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    Replacing radio batteries - uniden BP506

    Just scored some old radios, no longer used. Have had minimal use. I suspect that they have been sitting for some time not charged.

    Anyone know the best place in NZ to get replacements?

    This outfit any good?

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    battery cell wellington.
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    dont waste your time with knock off batteries of dubious sources, i see them all the time. some are ok, some are rubbish and some are just damn dangerous

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    Cheers, so you reckon call them and give them the dets?

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    Titan energy made some for my unidens
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    Battery Masta Chch best bet

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    Battery Masta Chch best bet
    Cheers

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    These units take AAA batteries also. So could I buy 6 rechargeable AAAs and still use the cradle charger? Or do I have to remove the batteries to charge them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    These units take AAA batteries also. So could I buy 6 rechargeable AAAs and still use the cradle charger? Or do I have to remove the batteries to charge them?
    Remove and charge. The cradle IIRC has the connection point to link onto those contact discs on the front of the battery pack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    Remove and charge. The cradle IIRC has the connection point to link onto those contact discs on the front of the battery pack.
    Not sure I get what you mean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Not sure I get what you mean.
    Have a look at the battery pack and see if it has two round discs on it for the charger contacts.

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    Rogee with ya now, separate terminals for charge vs. operate. Will do. Thanks mate
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    The battery low symbol just flashes and it beebs without transmitting
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    Right so these wont even transmit using new triple A’s. Anyone know of a service agent for radios who could take a look? Or anyone got similar units they could try their batteries in?

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    Nah they just dont seem to have enough grunt to . Ive found some niMH so will give them a zap and try em

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    You generally need to use rechargeable nimh or alkaline cells.
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