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August 6th 03, 10:22 PM
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I don't own Energizer (ENR) or Duracell (G) stock and I don't think Jay does
either. We just stopped by the closest battery booth and that's what was readily available for alkalines. "mike regish" wrote in message news:UOcYa.54566$cF.19421@rwcrnsc53... Bet he owns stock in Energizer... I use Duracell in everything. (And no, I don't own any stock) mike regish "Greg Burkhart" wrote in message news:YocYa.81797$o%2.37792@sccrnsc02... "Ross Oliver" wrote in message ... Has anyone else tried transmitting using a handheld powered by alkalines, either the A23 or any of the other brands? I'm thinking about trying the Sporty's model next. It uses 8 AA rather than the A23's 6. I don't have direct experience with the Icom radios, but I was with Jay Honeck when he picked up his A5 at OSH. The dealer mentioned when using alkalines in the Icom, don't use Duracell brand. He said there was a 'compatibility' problem when using that brand for some reason. Jay picked up a set of industrial Energizers and used his new handheld for a few days without any problems. 
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