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Old 26th Jan 2015, 10:19 am   #21
arjoll
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Default Re: CR 2032 lithium cells

I restocked on CR2032's with my last order from element14 - $0.23 each, something like 10-15p. They seem as good as anything else I've used.
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Default Re: CR 2032 lithium cells

Normally I would use the cheapest I could get but because it was for my car key fob I wanted to be sure of getting a reliable one and not risk damaging the plastic of the fob by opening it up too many times.
I bought a two pack by Duracell in the end and found the lock operation much closer to being instantaneous than with the old battery.

Interestingly I checked the 7 year old battery on the 1 amp range on my AVO. It rapidly reached 300 m/A. It's voltage was 2.7 but I didn't check it on load.

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