Hi Angelo,
I would strongly recommend not trying to get the Millennium battery built outside of Freedom Scientific. The millennium uses a lithium ion battery. The charger is "smart" watching battery temperature, voltage and other parameters as the charge cycle takes place and has been engineered to work with the specific cells used.

73

Ron Miller

N6msa

-----Original Message-----
.From: "Angelo Sonnesso" <[log in to unmask]>
.Sent: 9/5/04 6:22:05 AM
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.Subject: Re: Batteries for braille and speak and type and speak
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.Do you know what the batteries are in the Braille Lite 18, and the M20?
.
.----- Original Message -----
.From: "Mike Duke, K5XU" <[log in to unmask]>
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.Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 10:40 AM
.Subject: Re: Batteries for braille and speak and type and speak
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.
.> Lou,
.>
.> I know you've already said you don't have a Batteries Plus or Interstate
.> Battery nearby.
.>
.> These stores will re-build those battery packs with all new cells for
.about
.> $30 vs the $150 that Freedom Scientific will charge to replace it.
.>
.> They are either double A or sub C cells, depending on the model.