Are these batteries compatible and functional with vertical multi-battery grips? Even after-market ones?
1770662
I have an after market grip from amazon for my Nikon D7100. I can't remember the brand name but it was $48 and change. The batteries work great. I getting another set for my trip to Spain this month. Don't want to miss a moment.
1770663
The batteries are a even match with the stock battery. The only problem is only after 3 months of use one of the batteries quit charging. I have yet try to get a replacement battery. There isn't any sourse of contact to get this replace. So, I suggest try another company battery and there are a few out ther you can try. I can't say get this one, once purchase you are on your own. I was on a photo shoot about a weeks time over 3,000 shots. One of them fail still good odds thou. But for the price I hope this works for you...
1770664
they did not work in my Nikon D7100 with the multi battery grip and they didn't work in the camera without the grip either
1770665
I have an after market vertical battery grip. It is the only place that I have used this battery. I have had no issues with these batteries.
612068
Yes, the grips are long enough and have small stops on the ends to minimize contact. But I don't know what voltage they are rated for if that is your question.
1020932
You would have to contact the manufacturer of the gloves. I found that because of the circuitry in the batteries themselves its not probable that one battery even with similar specs with another battery of the glove manufacturer will work. I tried to use the batteries with similar specs on my Venture vest but they wouldn't work. I also found that although I had two old batteries that now wouldn't hold a decent charge because they had been dormant too long I could continually charge them up, use them, and eventually the charge times would be back to what you could expect from new batteries. If you can keep them charged up they will last forever.
1460656
I bought these for a Dboys SCAR and JG M4 and they are they same size as the original batteries. This is the smaller size batteries that are shipped with a lot the airsoft rifles. Just be sure that you have the small tamiya connector and that your rifle doesn't require the butterfly type batteries that fit in some stocks. I don't know which King Arms rifle you have, but if you use double stick batteries with the small connector these would probably work.
194369
They'll fit. However I had trouble charging these with the USB charger. They would never work properly and I had to toss them. I recommend the 5x 3.7V 5x 3.7V 380mAh Lipo Batteries instead. You'll get 5 and they fit perfectly.
156397
The batteries work fine for a Pride Legend. In November 2012 I ordered a set for the Pride Legend I purchased in 2006 and the batteries have functioned flawlessly for me. However, there is a difference between these batteries and the original batteries provided with the scooter by Pride. The battery terminals on the batteries from Pride were tapped terminals and the battery harness was attached to the battery by screwing the harness into the terminals. The terminals on the set I received from here have vertical terminals with an untapped thru-hole. To attach the battery harness to these terminals, you use the bolt-nut-washers sets provided with these batteries. Although the terminals on these batteries increase the total height of the battery by approximately 3/4 inch, that increase is well within the the height allowance of the battery shroud on the Pride Legend. Also, the price here, for the set, is equal-to or less than many vendors are asking for one AGM, U1-type battery. You will also find that the AGM batteries usally have a longer and stronger service life than equivalent, regular lead-acid batteries.
716362
They will, you will have to reuse the cables provided with the original batteries. I used two sided tape to stick the batteries together.
167863
if the voltage is the same, and the connector is the same the batteries will work. Not familiar with the "Axial".
940690
Yes and they don't work well and they won't fit many mods because they are longer. The protected circuitry doesn't seem to play well with the high energy drain of vaporizers. They do work but don't last any longer than a standard 2600mAh unprotected Samsung battery. Looks for the unprotected Panasonic 3400mAh instead, it's the same cell without the protection circuit.
1963288
No they're not, that's why I was skeptical myself, but I've already used them for several photo shoots; they totally work as long as my old batteries whatever the brand name is. But yeah they're not canon.
386264
The form factor is identical so either battery can be charged in either charger. I don't have the grip but I don't see why not.
63392
No. Unfortunately, batteries are proprietary for each manufacturer It would be nice if they weren't, but batteries aren't interchangeable between different makers.
1287495
check to see if they,ll take size 18650 which i'm sure that they do,but double check to see if they accept 18650.And these battery also hold a charge longer which is sweet when you need them for longer time.
1706071
Yes, they do. Just purchased and fit in charger and copter perfectly. Bigger than stock battery, short test inside didn't reveal any stability issues with longer/heavier battery.
1115444
Yes, these work..they are much bigger than what your camera came with...They are a good deal because they hold a very long charge....Only drawback might be using with a tabletop tripod.. these batteries are big and heavy and make the camera bottom/back end heavy on a small tripod.
912663
Yes they will, the only concern for you is whether or not the thickness of the grips will be adquate for your hand fit.
2017361
Sorry, can't help. I purchased these for a micro drone 2. The batteries work in my application, and at the price it was worth the risk. These batteries work better than my supplied battery, which was too large for the battery cage. Take a shot, it's worth it Jesse