Sanyo 1.2V NICD akku 26mm X 30.5mm

[HG5AZR]

Hi!

I like to buy Sanyo 1.2V NICD akku 26mm X 30.5mm.
I saw lot of website,but it seems doesnt exist .
Any suggestion?

Thanks
             Zoli

[KB1GTX]

http://www.all-battery.com/nicd45subc1300mahrechargeablebatteryflattop.aspx

[W9GB]

Zoli's problem is QTH in Hungary ... Best to find an EU battery supplier.

http://www.all-battery.com/nicd45subc1300mahrechargeablebatteryflattop.aspx

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[HG5AZR]

Thanks for it!

It seems that only batteriegiant has this type.
I thinking for order.
Not sure that shipping is possible to Hungary.
Not possible to select my Country.
Any idea?

Thanks
                  Zoli

[W9GB]

Tenergy makes sub-C Ni-Cd battery cells,
but only as Flat tops (for solder tabs in battery packs)
http://www.tenergy.com/Site/Sub-C-Size-NiCd

[G3RZP]

I may be wrong, but I have a feeling that I read somewhere that import of NiCd batteries into the EU was no longer allowed.

[W9GB]

Peter -

From what I have gleaned (EU RoHS regs), that is true for consumer (new equipment) purchases.
Supposedly, Ni-Cd can be purchased in EU for replacements.  
Especially for medical and older equipment that does not support new battery formulations.

[G3RZP]

Could well be. I've not investigated it. I know you can use leaded solder in medical, aerospace and defence because of reliability concerns, although a number of pacemaker manufacturers have switched to lead free solder, so one assumes they've cracked it.

But actually getting the batteries may be a real problem.