> Have you seen those?
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> http://static5.altex.ro/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/600x/9df78e
> ab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/b/a/batrb050_1.jpg
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> I have quite good results with them. Around 9Amps short circuit current a=
fter
> charging via 20A path of a DVM.
> The price is about $7.5 per four pcs...:) Seems to be Japanese stuff (or
> Chinese clones...:) :) )
>=20
> However, if it's  about your mouse, buy a Duracell even is lower capacity=
..
>=20
> Vasile
>=20
>=20
> > I'm looking for cells specifically for my mouse this time, which is a
> > rather high-drain device. On long days, I can probably drain a full
> > cell before the mouse shuts itself off. 2500mAh is sufficient to keep
> > it going for at least a day, and I don't mind replacing them after 500 =
cycles.

Strikes me that it would be cheaper to replace the mouse than the batteries=
..

I know my wife has a wireless mouse that runs for what seems like millennia=
 on a pair of AAA alkaline cells. Sure beats the hassle of recharging every=
 day.



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