I have a Vivitar S830 with no battery.
The battery is 3.7v 550 Mah NK-01 GB/T 18287-2000
The battery is 37x33x7 mm
vivitar dont have any
any clues where i can get something to fit
Chris
I have a Vivitar S830 with no battery.
The battery is 3.7v 550 Mah NK-01 GB/T 18287-2000
The battery is 37x33x7 mm
vivitar dont have any
any clues where i can get something to fit
Chris
Google is your friend
I get the feeling that no-one thinks that any more.
I'm finding that Google less useful for finding anything these days. The first Google page is full of hits for other web sites doing searches of multiple search engines and coming up with items from companies at twice the recommended retail price. Alternatively, hundreds of reviews for the things you want to buy but with very few hits for anyone selling them.
See if Bilitong do a replacement. Certainly very good for phone batteries
Try 7dayshop
For me, Google seems to have become almost unusable. There now seems to be no way of turning off the once-optional 'predictive text' function (well, you can try, but it has no effect). As a result, from the first letter you type in, it gets excited and shoots off searching for what IT thinks you might be looking for.
After finding (literally) millions of hits on something you're not looking for, it then runs out of puff, seizes up, and displays an 'unresponsive script' message.
Eventually, it usually settles down, allows you to complete your typing, and finally condescends to search for what you REALLY want.
On my system (W7 pro using Chrome), the Amazon link was the fourth hit on searching "18287", hardly a sophisticated search expression. And two of the higher ones were eBay.
For a lot of experienced search engine users, it's more like "Google is your back stabbing friend".
Any good ?
michael adams
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In message , michael adams writes
Perfect. Thanks Interesting.
I like Google, but I do have the others - none of which seems to suffer from Googol's obsession with predictive searching.
Turn off javascript. Properly written sites don't need it and as your machine isn't labouring away running the script(s) are far more responsive and quite often easier to use. Easier to use as content isn't hidden behind float over/requires a click to view a javascript "user experience enhancing feature".
The increasing use of HTML5 is also reducing the amount of plugins or scripts and the "dynamic" rendering between "desktop" and "mobile" helps as well. Sites tend to fall back to the simple "mobile" view if they don't recognise the browser.
christopher put finger to keyboard:
Give MDS Battery
In article , Scion scribeth thus
Yes, used them in the past quite knowledgeable they were too:)...
In article , Ian Jackson writes
The predictive searching on that and other sites is javascript based so if you have a browser for basic work with javascript disabled then you avoid many annoying intrusions.
Here I have Opera for basic work with javascript (and certain other fussy stuff) turned off and I use firefox for other stuff that requires it enabled.
I deliberately installed an older version of Firefox (v21.0) as it gives you greater control of what runs in your browser (it can disable javascript easily if you so choose (later versions can't) and its control of cookies is nicer, I also have flash normally off and enable it only when I want to view something like youtube).
Noted. Thanks. Seems to work too.
In message , fred writes
Noted. Thanks. Also works.
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