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Motorola makes many different models of batteries,
with the majority of
them falling into three major types: Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cd), Nickel-Metal
Hydride (NiMH), and Lithium Ion (Li-Ion).
Motorola Nickel Cadmium (NiCd)
batteries are currently one of the most cost effective chemistries
on the market. NiCd batteries give you more watt-hours of operation
per shift than other battery chemistries. They are ideal for a
user who needs a high-performance battery and who communicates
under extreme conditions of cold and heat (-30C to +50C) Historically,
a NiCd battery's major drawback has been its susceptibility to
memory effect, or its propensity to "forget" and not
utilize its full capacity. Today, this remains to be a serious
tradeoff, but can be minimized with proper charging/reconditioning
practices.
Motorola Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
batteries can offer superior operation life between charges. This
battery chemistry provides 30-40% longer operation time than NiCd,
but does not operate as efficiently in extreme temperatures. In
addition, NiMH is less susceptible to "memory effect"
compared to NiCd batteries.
One of the major advantages of Motorola
Lithium Ion (Li Ion) batteries is their power to weight
ratio, which easily exceeds that of NiMH for a lighter, smaller
power supply. These batteries tend to be the industry's most expensive
chemistry, and they offer a major advantage of not experiencing
"memory effect".
We have an extensive inventory of Genuine Motorola
Batteries.
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