> I was referring to reports on Candlepower forums that the
> Energizer "L92" style Li battery (aimed at digital cameras,
> nominally 1.5V) put out 1.75V fresh, while some of the
> clones put out as much as 2V. (I think these are Li/FeS of
> some variety.)

Admitedly my Mastermind specialist subject would not be
"Lithium Battery Chemistry". If a clone's potential is 1/7th
higher then is it actually a clone, or a variant ? If this were
a product of mine I'd advise caution when fitting  new
batteries(or else buyer beware). What exactly is the problem
you're experiencing or hoping to avoid ?

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