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Yep. The 'three lead' ones are NiMh type but still three batteries. Not sure what lead three is for but I'm guessing it wouldn't be there if it wasn't needed. At the very least it prevents you from putting an old 2740 battery on a 4778! At the local batteries plus I can call them and get a 'FC #4778" (That's what I had them put into their DB for me.) and they'll build it up.

- Larry

Pete Helgren wrote:
Like Larry said. Go to Batteries Plus. In my case the cache battery for our 270 had a three lead connector, unlike the batteries for a cordless phone, so they built one in about 5 minutes. So, shutting down the system and walking the battery down to the store is a good idea. I have also gone to a local battery store and they have built me one as well.
$14.39 if I recall correctly.....

Pete


Larry Bolhuis wrote:
For that card you can go to Batteries Plus and pick one up off the rack. It's simply a three cell NiCd battery for the handset of many cordless phones. Bring the battery along though because they make them with the + and - terminals both ways and you'd hate to get it wrong!

Mucho Cheapo!

- Larry


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