On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Enrique Cabrera wrote:
> post, I didn't pay much attention to the price... but I seem to
> remember they were much cheaper than V76PX (aka 357 or SR44). Make
> that about a little more than 2 Euros (just about 2 US$ or around 1.3
> pounds). However, I am writing from memory and I am NOT actually
> shipping those for that price until I get a confirmation on it. I
> will have a look.
That seems remarkably inexpensive for genuine Mercury batteries - are
you sure they're not alkaline or zinc-air?
> PS: Do Mercury batteries get weak with time while packaged? Can I
> order a truck filled with those for years to come (I will recycle
> properly, promise. My university takes care of mercury button cells)
I believe they have a shelf life measured in decades
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