Customer Review: Performance degrades quickly, but worth the priceI've been using this as a backup to the Canon battery on my Rebel XTi; I've had it for about 11 months. It's to the point now where it doesn't last very long and doesn't hold its charge if left unused for long periods. At first it had very good performance, lasting about as long as the Canon. But as other reviews note, performance degrades pretty dramatically over time. Still, it has come in handy enough times when I accidentally let my Canon battery run low that it has been worth it. I still carry it with me, and occasionally, when I really need to take a shot or 10 and my main battery is down, it pays off. I never trust it when I'm transferring images to the computer anymore, though.
Customer Review: Battery for my Canon camcorder
My friends are having a hard time when I tell them about the price I paid for this...but it is what I wanted and what the description said it was....very happy...will be ordering more in a few days...now that I know this is a good thing
I just have to repeat that -- I love the internet, and here are just a few reasons why.
First, if it weren't for the internet, it would be much harder for me to run Life On Purpose Institute from such a beautiful, yet off the beaten track location as Flat Rock NC -- population 1,690 or 5,841 if you count East Flat Rock. (figures I found in about 3 minutes with an Ask Jeeves search (web.ask.com). Yet, I have been able to assist people to clarify their life purpose as far away as Adelaide, Australia, and I don't think you can get two points on the map much farther away from each other than these two.
And most recently it's been reconfirmed to me that you can find just about anything you need to know if you know how to look and if you exercise a little purposeful patience and persistence. Case in point. This past week my Casio Alarm Chronograph (watch) battery died, finally after about 2 years of use. Not to worry. I went to WalMart where I bought the watch and purchased a $3 battery, but when I installed it, the watch still didn't work.
The lady at WalMart said that on Timex watches they have a reset button but neither of us could find one on the Casio. But, I figured I couldn't go too far wrong with a $3 battery so I bought it anyway. Of course, the small instruction booklet that came with the watch wasn't with all the other instruction manuals that I found in my desk drawer, so it was time to call in the Big Gun -- the internet.
Back to Ask Jeeves and, no kidding, less than five minutes later I had my answer, which is a bit more detailed than worth mentioning here, but I promise you I never would have figured it out on my own. (Curious? Go to:
http://web.ask.com/redir?u=http%3a%2f%2fwww.seriousliving.net%2fnew-3870480-1174.html)
2005 Brad Swift of Life On Purpose Institute, Inc.
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