Greetings:

I'm interested in locating a source for US Army radio batteries and
*ideally* a recharging unit (PP6241/U).

If you have such equipment or can point me in the direction of
potential sources for it, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

73's!!

What type?

Quiet Voice wrote:
Greetings:

I'm interested in locating a source for US Army radio batteries and
*ideally* a recharging unit (PP6241/U).

If you have such equipment or can point me in the direction of
potential sources for it, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

73's!!

Quiet Voice wrote:

Greetings:

I'm interested in locating a source for US Army radio batteries and
*ideally* a recharging unit (PP6241/U).

If you have such equipment or can point me in the direction of
potential sources for it, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

73's!!

Take a look at:

www.armyradio.co.uk

Regards

Ralf
--
Vy 73 es 55 de Ralf, DL2MRB

Mike wrote in message om...
What type?


Sorry, I meant to add that the batteries I'm looking for are either
tye BA-5590/U or BB-590/U

Thank you for any and all assistance!



Quiet Voice wrote:
Greetings:

I'm interested in locating a source for US Army radio batteries and
*ideally* a recharging unit (PP6241/U).

If you have such equipment or can point me in the direction of
potential sources for it, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

73's!!

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 8:43:29 -0600, Quiet Voice wrote
(in message ) :

Sorry, I meant to add that the batteries I'm looking for are either
tye BA-5590/U or BB-590/U

Thank you for any and all assistance!

Watch for "SAFT" manufactured 5590's. These are quite dangerous. They're
"Lithium Sulfur Dioxide". Dispose of as "hazardous waste" rather than messin'
with 'em.

The BB-590 is ni-cad; no problems.



Gray Shockley
--------------------------------------------------------
When trouble arises and things look bad, there is always one
individual who perceives a solution and is willing to take
command. Very often, that individual is crazy. -Author Unk

Gray Shockley wrote in message s.com...

Watch for "SAFT" manufactured 5590's. These are quite dangerous. They're
"Lithium Sulfur Dioxide". Dispose of as "hazardous waste" rather than messin'
with 'em.

The BB-590 is ni-cad; no problems.


Thank you for the warning.

I am still interested in locating a SOURCE for these batteries....at
least for the BB-590 and associated charging unit.

Thanks again.

You might want to check out Colemans surplus in PA. They don't have
them in their catalog but may be able to get them.
http://www.colemans.com
good luck!
~Stan~

"Quiet Voice" wrote in message
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Mike wrote in message
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What type?


Sorry, I meant to add that the batteries I'm looking for are either
tye BA-5590/U or BB-590/U

Thank you for any and all assistance!



Have you checked with Fair Radio Sales? Their catalog shows military
batteries, but none with that number. Still, it might be worth a call
or e-mail:

http://fairradio.com/

You could also post your question to the rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
newsgroup. Alot of guys there are in touch with the surplus market.

Frank Dresser