New Battery terminology??

chopped · Jun 20, 2012

I am considering buying a small tester device. And se they say it uses a 9v reduplicated battery:confused2: .
I assume this is a standard 9 volt battery and the word duplicated is reference to rechargable?
Sometimes hard to decipher the foreign terminology :confused3:lol
Here is a link to the device.
Thanks
Hand-held Wire RJ45 RJ11 Ethernet Network LAN Cable Tester With 9 LED Lights | eBay

PS> I usually do a search to find out what things mean but come up blank with this one..:laughing:

k0ua · Jun 20, 2012

chopped said:
I am considering buying a small tester device. And se they say it uses a 9v reduplicated battery:confused2: .
I assume this is a standard 9 volt battery and the word duplicated is reference to rechargable?
Sometimes hard to decipher the foreign terminology :confused3:lol
Here is a link to the device.
Thanks
Hand-held Wire RJ45 RJ11 Ethernet Network LAN Cable Tester With 9 LED Lights | eBay

PS> I usually do a search to find out what things mean but come up blank with this one..:laughing:

Like you I would assume that means 9V rechargeable battery in Chinglish. But note they do not include a charger, so you are going to be out for battery and charger, It is not clear if the remote needs a battery, probably not as this is just a wire mapper type device. I am wondering if a regular 9V alkaline battery would not be fine. There is a difference in voltages though for the 9 volt Ni-cad or NiMh. batteries and regular alkaline batteries.

James K0UA

chopped · Jun 20, 2012

Thanks I agree with you, Im assuming its a language thing I did some more looking and found the same device for the same price and it says just 9 volt battery..
Its kind of interesting to see how things are described from china.lol
I had a 2000 dollar piece of equipment that had a cheap china switch to it, and Th main manual said to reference the switch directions that came with the switch. I opened the paper with the switch and it was in chineze..lol