Photography (Hitech)
Price: $2.48
- Li-ion rechargeable battery
- Item described available at Hitech merchant
- Capacity: 1520mAh; Voltage: 3.7V
- Replacement battery for Kodak EasyShare Z812 IS / Z8612 IS / Z712 IS / Z612 / Z1085 digital camera
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ATC Kodak Klic-8000/RB50 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Replacement Battery Pack for Kodak Easyshare Z1012 IS, Kodak Easyshare Z1015 IS ,Battery Kodak...
Photography (ATC)
Price: $6.90
- Brand New Replacement Product, Works as Genuine Parts.
- Battery Type: Li-ion ** Product Type: Replacement battery
- The Replacement Battery come with Full 1 Year warranty,Batteries are in high grade quality and certified by CE and RoHS
- Voltage : 3.7 V(compatible with 3.6V) ** Capacity :1600mAh
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Fosmon's AC/DC Battery Charger for Kodak KLIC-8000, KLIC8000 Battery Works for Kodak EASYSHARE Z1012 IS
Photography (Fosmon)
Price: $3.99
- 1 x Free European Adapter !
- Kit also includes DC car adapter.
- Charger kit is UL approved and mounts directly to an A/C wall outlet.
- Charger automatically switches to handle voltage inputs from 100 volts to 240 volts.Great for travel
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Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS Digital Camera
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Can I use my Ni-mh batteries instead of a CRV3 in my Kodak Z1085 IS?
The manual for my Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS specifically says, "DO NOT use alkaline or ni-mh batteries for the camera." It says I can only use the Kodak KLIC-8000, a disposable CRV3, or disposable AA lithium batteries.
What's the reason for this? Will the ni-mh batteries explode if I use them? I just bought some rechargeable ni-mh Sanyo Eneloop batteries for other purposes, and I'd like to use them for the camera if I can. I believe they are 1.2v and 2000 mAh.
I've had an Easy Share for 2 years, and have always used alkalines and occasionally ni-mh batteries when they were charged up. No, ni-mh can't blow up from being used in a camera. They will lose voltage quicker, and if you don't some spares, like alkaline, you would be caught by surprise.
Alkalines can leak, if left in for a long time, so just don't store it for extended periods of time with them in. I take the position that it's my camera, and I'll put what I damn well choose in it.
And no, never had any problem with it.