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Ok , let's see . My listed price is: $1.50 each---$1.50 x 32=$48.00 You offer: $30.00 for 32. Which is a $18.00 (37.5%) discount of $48.00 Meaning you're offering $00.93.75 cents per battery. Which is just about .57 cents less then the listed price. I said make a offer , but that's a little...

As an afterthought about the "banned for 7days guy " , can't I/we double report him for--(#1)-"Being Stupid in Public" and (#2)-plus he's a "Butt Munch" ?! After all , the proper authorities should be made keenly aware of his existence ! :crackup:

Oh ,so he did run and hide by deleting his 2012 USPS battery shipping posts ? Can you delete him ? He only had 4-5 posts total , all were regarding the batteries. I think he was trying to make his rep count grow , it's zero! Banned for 7 days only ?! Can't you make it just a tad longer ? Look ...

Hey , What happened to the postings from that big mouth person who was listing the old 2012 USPS regs ? They have ALL just disappeared !! Ummm ? It Looks like , when the 2015 USPS regulation info was posted , they left here and ran for cover ! Well anyway---"Que sera , sera--Whatever will be ...

Sounding Stupid ?!! Weren't you referring to yourself ! Since you previously posted ALL of those 2012 USPS regs about the domestic & international shipment of lithium batteries and in your last post vehemently saying and alluding to that 3 year old USPS stuff as being the ONLY info about USPS...

Those are laws & regs from 2012. They're 3 years old. Is that what you're quoting from ? Didn't you check for anything newer ? Is that the most recent stuff for batteries you found ? Other then that , are you really positive that your definition and interpretations for all of this 3 year old...

Since you are giving out info on US Postal Law regulations & requirements , WHY don't you post the numbers# of said rules/regulations that you're quoting ? Post the Law #'s for each of the "what is not allowed and how it is to be done " statements that you have placed in your 2 posts here...

:oops::huh: :wtf: IS THE $1.50 PRICE TOO MUCH $ ?----:wave: WELL MAKE AN OFFER ! For Sale: Size 18650 Lithium Batteries--Laptop Battery Pack Pulls---**USED** NOTE:Each battery is Opus BT-C3400 charged ,then discharged tested for mAh capacity and fully recharged to proper voltage--4.20V. The...

For Sale : SAMSUNG ICR18650__26A & 26D--(2600mAh) batteries.-(Pink)__**SOLD** The batteries are used and were pulled/removed from laptop battery packs. Battery wrappers are clean , no tears or nicks and in good working condition. Will be shipped in hard plastic battery cases---x2 batteries...

Re: For Sale : LAPTOP BATTERY PACKS-(x12) Deleted.

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Thank you for the correction. Does :anyone: else have anymore suggestions for where to buy some more 4.30--4.35v chargers ?

TDU , Thanks for your help.

:wave: Does anyone else have any suggestions for where to find cheap , basic 4.30--4.35 volt battery chargers ? :whistle:

I'm assuming you're referring to the Opus BT-C3100 v2.1 charger. Yes it can charge to 4.35v. It's not too expensive. I'm just looking for a basic 4.30-4.35 volt charger with 2 slots. I know where to buy some , I thought someone might know something different.

It's not just the Ultrafire brand of batteries that are BS , it's the whole line of the *****Fire batteries that don't live up to the specs/mAh's they list.

I also use Pannys , along with Sanyo , LG , Samsung and others. I try to mix up my battery usage.

By charging the batteries only to 4.0v , you are not using them to their fullest potential. You also are not giving the items that you are using them in , the ability to perform at their very best. I can maybe understand you only charging your 4.20v batteries to 4.0v if they are any of those...

UltraFire !! Haven't you heard that the *****Fire batteries don't live up to their mAh ratings ? Example : Listed at 3000 mAh (Actual--750--800 mAh). Which Ultrafire battery do you have ? Check around and you will find out about the B.S. with those *****Fire batteries.

There are some 18650 batteries that require up to 4.35 Volts to be properly charged. I just need a cheap charger to work for the 4.30 volt 18650's. I want a charger that's ready to plug & play ! I don't want to have to assemble anything to make the charger operate.