Stay Charged, Stay Connected! 🔌
The KaitoBT500 Replacement Rechargeable Battery Pack is a high-quality, eco-friendly power solution designed specifically for Kaito's KA500, KA550, and KA600 Voyager radios. With a robust 600 mAh capacity and a 3.6V output, this battery ensures reliable performance and extended usage, all backed by a 90-day manufacturer's warranty.
T**T
Fits perfectly and lasts for hours
The old battery finally died after years of faithful duty. I use the rechargeable battery as my main power source and use the alkaline as a backup. At the end, the battery would keep the radio going for 20 minutes or so and I knew it was time to replace it. I expect this one to last another 6 or 7 years.
M**O
Battery
Good item /fast shipping buy with confidence/ AAA+++
K**Y
Replacement Battery
Direct fit for my device
M**Z
Fully charged
Put this battery pack in my Kaito ka500 and it showed a full charge. Happy to have a spare, just in case.
1**H
Placement radio battery
I bought the radio used and I'm glad I bought a new battery it has extended life over the other battery the cool feature about that the old battery can be used for backupsIf you have an emergency radio I highly recommend you have emergency backup power
M**.
Worked, and still working
Good so far. holds a charge
J**E
Solar cell on Eton appears to charge it.
So far so good. I have not had it but a week in my old Eton, which I was ready to “deep six” for not being able to hold a charge overnight. My normal routine would be to fully changes this from an adapter, but I just replaced the battery (simple plug/play) stuck it on a window sill that gets full sun for at least 3 hrs a day, and wham... the clock is keeping time again and the radio plays. It worked. The old battery was no less than 8 years old, so I wasn’t expecting much. Will update after our first power failure.
D**M
Plug is reversible! Be careful.
I ordered this to replace the original solar-charged and hand-crank-generator-charged battery in an "eton" FRX3 emergency radio/light. I mistakenly plugged in the battery wire plug backwards (because it fit OK) and the radio would not operate. I reversed the plug and it seems to charge and work good.
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