Dan:
>>What I mean is, whether you use SR44's or 357's, the difference in
>>lifetime is not likely to be enough to justify all the "research" people
>>have done on the differences. It's all been covered before, and is in
>>the FAQ.
>
>Sorry, Lee. I have to disagree with the last sentence. The FAQ did
>not say anything about the differences between the *76 or *357
>batteries.
>If there was only one sentence that says:
>
> "There is no difference in lifetime between the *76 and *357."
>
>in the FAQ, it would not have prompted my original question.
Perhaps you were looking at an old version of the FAQ. Here is the
table from the current FAQ:
ANSI Spec. 1131SO 1107SOP 1166A 1124MP
IEC Spec. SR44 SR44 LR44 MR9
Chemistry AgO AgO Alk. Mercury
Bulova 228
Duracell D357 MS76 PX76A PX625
Eveready 357 EPX76 A76 EPX625
Kodak KS76 KA76 KX625
Maxell SR44W SR44P LR44P
Panasonic SP357 G13 LR44 H-D
Rayovac 357 RS76 LR44 RPX625
Renata 357
Seiko SR44W
Timex J
Toshiba SR44W SR44 LR44 MR9
Varta V357 V76PX V13GA V625PX
Note that MS76 is the same as SR44 (ANSI Spec 1107SOP), while 357 is
ANSI Spec 1131SO. Thus they are not the same, and the info *was*
already in the FAQ.
In any event, my point is proven. Dan and I have already spent more $$$
of our time at the going rate arguing about this than several sets of
either type of battery would cost.
:))
Cheers,
--Lee
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