difference between li ion battery and other batteries from ever go
1810482
Sorry but i dont no exactly, but i think that the li ion has more durability
1810483
Not sure was unable to get other conection to have unit serviced to be able to test batteries or use them.
1810484
I believe the Respironics EverGo requires the Lithiun ion batteries to operate properly.
1810485
I'm unsure of the tech difference. I know the battries I got at Amazon work great in my Evergo. The price was the best I found after an extensive search. The battery life is great. It is good to allow the battery fully depleet before recharging.
1810486
The batteries we purchased from Amazon and the original batteries that came with our unit appear to be exactly the same; both specify "li ion."
1767097
I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more... » Read More I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. « Show Less
1959140
The only difference I can tell is the paper wrap around the two batteries. This wrap prevents the GoPro battery from remaining firmly in the Wasabi charger like the Wasabi batteries do. If you hold the GoPro battery in the charger, it will charge. As soon as you let go of it, it doesn't remain in contact and, thus, does not charge.
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Probably the difference is in the tabs. These two urls give you some info on the tab configurations and the significance of the letters.http://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11639085-battery-terminalshttp://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11786397-the-ub12180-batteryThe main difference is probably the terminal configuration. Did you specify a tab style?
26322
NO. The NiMH & NiCD batteries charge differently then the Li-Ion batteries.
1177839
I have no idea about it, but this battery is very heavy and I am thinking about if I can change over to lithium or carry lithium one as extra when needed for longer traveled distance. However, I just know that switching from one to another required rewiring and replacement. Too bad when we can't do it by ourselves or use it as abovementioned. I should buy lithium one then it easy to carry one extra for further distance.
1193255
Okay when I ordered mine several weeks ago I couldn't find the difference between the $39.99 Battery and the $69 battery, but I have figured it out. Amazon has the same picture for both batteries. The newer battery ($69) should say RED Lithium the older battery says Lithium-Ion. The difference between the Red Lithium XC and the Lithium-Ion XC is 4Wh. (4 watt hours). The Regular small RED Lithium battery is 16watt/hour the Lithium-Ion XC is 28watt/hour and the newer Red Lithium XC is 32 watts. So is the extra 4 watts worth $7.50 a watt?? I'm not sure what the extra benefits are of the RED Lithium other than increased amperage and hype. However for the difference of a sawbuck, and almost doubling the run time is a good deal (between the regular 16wh RED Lithium and the 28wh Lithium-Ion XC).
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The charge I have for the Li-ion battery is a UC 18YGL and says Li-ion right on the charger. I have chargers for Hitachi Ni-Cd batteries UC 18YK and it won't charge the Lithium battery even though they both work in the tools.
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One is based on NiMH and the other is Lithium-ion. I've used the NiMH and I'm not at all happy with the welding/mechanical connection on the negative side of the battery. Both are Low Self Discharge (LSD) which is good. I'd go for it and get the LiON 9v @600mAh -- In theory it should last 3x longer. These NiMH 9v are "claimed to be LSD" but I get poor shelf life, nothing like the Sanyo 'White Label AA" which are fantastic NiHM LSD batteries. I've had superior results with Lithium-ion, but you pay the price. You will have to run your own tests and real world applications. I'd buy the set with the 4 batteries and the recharger (as they are only asking a bit over $2 for the charger -- some batteries can be touchy with what charger is charging them. Would enjoy seeing your feedback on your experience.
1686919
No theres no difference there the same I use both sometimes when I go out and I need an extra battery
629170
yes I think they are the same, the difference they are designed for different mah (mili amp hours), this determines their output and service between charges. the larger the mah, the stronger the battery
2278011
It takes their 18-volt lithium battery, which I believe comes in two sizes. I use the smaller size, and that gives plenty of runtime for me. The larger-capacity battery would give longer life between charges, but I have two of the standard batteries, and they charge quickly, so I have no problem with that.
637638
ummmm...Li-Poly are the NEWEST technology for lithium batteries, Li-Ion is the OLD tech variation of lithium batteries.
2167312
to the best of my knowledge they are interchangeable. The lithium battery is supposed to hold a longer charge but how much more for the price difference I do not know.
1898123
the Design. I have both, this kit came with the dual charger, the dual car charger, etc. vs the other I dont think did. But over all they are about the same dimensions, Batteries last about the same, etc. I kinda think this is better because it is easier to pull the batteries out. This version, you can pull it off the charger by grabbing the battery, vs the other, you have to pull them out the same as the go pros, via that little piece of tape, which at some point can rip.
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In my experience, these last as long as the battery - barring accidental damage. The older models had a user replaceable battery - not too easy with these newer models. If you care properly for the Li-ion battery, it may last 3-4 years - or even longer, depending on use. Of course, YMMV
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They are all basically the same thing. You're just paying for the Mophie name. All of the battery companies are jumping on the bandwagon now. I just saw one at Home Depot made by Energizer.