Monday, August 15, 2011
I would buy this product again
by Alan from Chula Vista CA USA 
Review: Was just what I was looking for.

Monday, July 19, 2010
by Ernst from Klingnau Switzerland 
Review: I would buy this product again.

Thursday, April 08, 2010
Better than rechargeable
by A Customer from Chandler AZ USA 
Pros: Solid, looks like it belongs on radio. AA batteries fit well.
Cons: Clip could be more flexible or have a metal spring.
Review: Great replacement for rechargeable that never seems to hold a charge. I will buy a second one for reserve. This will allow me to fully use the primary instead of guessing and throwing away batteries early to be safe. Either way I don't want to be installing AAs in an emergency. With alkalines I will always have a reliable reserve, that's easy to swap in a hurry.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009
by Jozsef from ERD . Hungary 
Review: It's simply good !

Tuesday, October 20, 2009
by Robert from Richland MI USA 
Pros: Easy to install, fit perfect
Cons: None
Review: Better than I anticipated

Sunday, July 12, 2009
a better alternaticve
by Jim from Erdenheim PA USA 
Pros: no down-time, cheaper than a new NiCd
Cons: hmm, (looking for one)...
Review: Long since tired of recharging and having the NiCd pack fail, I ordered the AA case for my VXA-100. Best move I have made in a long time. Same weight as the NiCd pack, works reliably, and I already carry spare AAs for all the other stuff that needs electrons. The case fits the same as the NiCd pack, works immediately, and looks like it will last as long as the radio.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Power when needed
by Larry from Ringoes NJ USA 
Pros: A well-made product that does it's job.
Cons: Somewhat pricey.
Review: Handheld Comm radios are rarely used but when needed, they must deliver full power. The downside of using rechargable battery packs with these radios is that they lose charge rather quickly and you must remember to recharge every few weeks or risk a dead battery. The VXA-100 alkaline case allows you to slip six alkaline AA batteries in and forget about it for a few years. Replacement batteries are readily available. No need to bring a charger.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007
This is a great alternative to the rechargable NI-Cad
by John from Santa Barbara 
Pros: Uses regular alkaline batteries
Cons: Uses alkaline batteries
Review: I like the simplicity of design and the ease of being able to snap in regular batteries to power my radio. Its a great back-up power supply to a back-up radio.