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(Msg. 16) Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:30 am
Post subject: Re: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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hfs2 wrote:
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> I'm looking, again, at a new Kodak. But the one I'm looking at doesn't
> use the AA I prefer.
> Question, just how "proprietary" are these batteries? Here are the
> kodak numbers.
> KLIC-5001
> KLIC-5000
> Are there ANY common format ions? Are these 'common'? How many other
> devices use these? Anyone? (Are these custom ion batteries the
> printer
> ribbons of the 21 century? 
Hello,
The KLIC-5000/KLIC-5001 are seemingly ubiquitous, being used by a number
of different Kodak digicams, as well as those of other brands. (My P850
and DX6490 take them, incidentally.)
Generic versions are available quite cheaply, on eBay. It wouldn't pay
to "stockpile" them, alas, as Li-Ion batteries have a somewhat limited
shelf life (approximately 3-5 years, I believe), regardless of how few
times they may have happened to be recharged.
> And anyone ever try to FORCE a number sequence in a Kodak. There is no
> way to adjust the start, so, what if I loaded a mmc/sd with file
> numbers from the
> regular camera starting number, to the start I want. Would it adjust?,
> or would
> it crump. ( I have 4400 dx4330 pics and I don't want to share the
> sequence with
> the new camera).
Sorry, no idea.
Cordially,
John Turco |
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:30 am
Post subject: Re: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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hfs2 wrote:
>
> I'm looking, again, at a new Kodak. But the one I'm looking at doesn't
> use the AA I prefer.
> Question, just how "proprietary" are these batteries? Here are the
> kodak numbers.
> KLIC-5001
> KLIC-5000
> Are there ANY common format ions? Are these 'common'? How many other
> devices use these? Anyone? (Are these custom ion batteries the
> printer
> ribbons of the 21 century?
Hello,
The KLIC-5000/KLIC-5001 are seemingly ubiquitous, being used by a number
of different Kodak digicams, as well as those of other brands. (My P850
and DX6490 take them, incidentally.)
Generic versions are available quite cheaply, on eBay. It wouldn't pay
to "stockpile" them, alas, as Li-Ion batteries have a somewhat limited
shelf life (approximately 3-5 years, I believe), regardless of how few
times they may have happened to be recharged.
> And anyone ever try to FORCE a number sequence in a Kodak. There is no
> way to adjust the start, so, what if I loaded a mmc/sd with file
> numbers from the
> regular camera starting number, to the start I want. Would it adjust?,
> or would
> it crump. ( I have 4400 dx4330 pics and I don't want to share the
> sequence with
> the new camera).
Sorry, no idea.
Cordially,
John Turco |
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:30 am
Post subject: Re: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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hfs2 wrote:
>
> I'm looking, again, at a new Kodak. But the one I'm looking at doesn't
> use the AA I prefer.
> Question, just how "proprietary" are these batteries? Here are the
> kodak numbers.
> KLIC-5001
> KLIC-5000
> Are there ANY common format ions? Are these 'common'? How many other
> devices use these? Anyone? (Are these custom ion batteries the
> printer
> ribbons of the 21 century?
Hello,
The KLIC-5000/KLIC-5001 are seemingly ubiquitous, being used by a number
of different Kodak digicams, as well as those of other brands. (My P850
and DX6490 take them, incidentally.)
Generic versions are available quite cheaply, on eBay. It wouldn't pay
to "stockpile" them, alas, as Li-Ion batteries have a somewhat limited
shelf life (approximately 3-5 years, I believe), regardless of how few
times they may have happened to be recharged.
> And anyone ever try to FORCE a number sequence in a Kodak. There is no
> way to adjust the start, so, what if I loaded a mmc/sd with file
> numbers from the
> regular camera starting number, to the start I want. Would it adjust?,
> or would
> it crump. ( I have 4400 dx4330 pics and I don't want to share the
> sequence with
> the new camera).
Sorry, no idea.
Cordially,
John Turco >> Stay informed about: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames |
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:30 am
Post subject: Re: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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hfs2 wrote:
>
> I'm looking, again, at a new Kodak. But the one I'm looking at doesn't
> use the AA I prefer.
> Question, just how "proprietary" are these batteries? Here are the
> kodak numbers.
> KLIC-5001
> KLIC-5000
> Are there ANY common format ions? Are these 'common'? How many other
> devices use these? Anyone? (Are these custom ion batteries the
> printer
> ribbons of the 21 century?
Hello,
The KLIC-5000/KLIC-5001 are seemingly ubiquitous, being used by a number
of different Kodak digicams, as well as those of other brands. (My P850
and DX6490 take them, incidentally.)
Generic versions are available quite cheaply, on eBay. It wouldn't pay
to "stockpile" them, alas, as Li-Ion batteries have a somewhat limited
shelf life (approximately 3-5 years, I believe), regardless of how few
times they may have happened to be recharged.
> And anyone ever try to FORCE a number sequence in a Kodak. There is no
> way to adjust the start, so, what if I loaded a mmc/sd with file
> numbers from the
> regular camera starting number, to the start I want. Would it adjust?,
> or would
> it crump. ( I have 4400 dx4330 pics and I don't want to share the
> sequence with
> the new camera).
Sorry, no idea.
Cordially,
John Turco >> Stay informed about: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames |
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:30 am
Post subject: Re: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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hfs2 wrote:
>
> I'm looking, again, at a new Kodak. But the one I'm looking at doesn't
> use the AA I prefer.
> Question, just how "proprietary" are these batteries? Here are the
> kodak numbers.
> KLIC-5001
> KLIC-5000
> Are there ANY common format ions? Are these 'common'? How many other
> devices use these? Anyone? (Are these custom ion batteries the
> printer
> ribbons of the 21 century?
Hello,
The KLIC-5000/KLIC-5001 are seemingly ubiquitous, being used by a number
of different Kodak digicams, as well as those of other brands. (My P850
and DX6490 take them, incidentally.)
Generic versions are available quite cheaply, on eBay. It wouldn't pay
to "stockpile" them, alas, as Li-Ion batteries have a somewhat limited
shelf life (approximately 3-5 years, I believe), regardless of how few
times they may have happened to be recharged.
> And anyone ever try to FORCE a number sequence in a Kodak. There is no
> way to adjust the start, so, what if I loaded a mmc/sd with file
> numbers from the
> regular camera starting number, to the start I want. Would it adjust?,
> or would
> it crump. ( I have 4400 dx4330 pics and I don't want to share the
> sequence with
> the new camera).
Sorry, no idea.
Cordially,
John Turco >> Stay informed about: Some Kodak p880 questions (ron?) batts and filenames |
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