20D Spare Battery?

AprilRamone · Jul 19, 2006

So, I have tried to look through some of the older threads because I remember someone posted a link to a site where you could get a spare battery for something like $20-25
Do you guys remember that? Whoever posted that link, can you post it again?
Or, does anyone know of any places to get a spare battery for the 20D at a decent price?
Thanks

-April

thebeginning · Jul 19, 2006

ahh yes i remember that, but i don't know where it is. i was thinking about posting a similar topic because i'm going to buy a few more. was that you, dan?

ksmattfish · Jul 19, 2006

www.sterlingtek.com

I think they are on sale right now for $10. Normally $11.

Big Mike · Jul 20, 2006

www.sterlingtek.com www.sterlingtek.com www.sterlingtek.com

I can't recommend them enough, they are great. The batteries are better than the Canon ones, the price is fantastic and the customer service is top notch.

Digital Matt · Jul 20, 2006

http://www.sterlingtek.com/twocabp18bap2.html

thebeginning · Jul 20, 2006

that's amazing, i'm going to buy like 4. thanks guys!

AprilRamone · Jul 20, 2006

Thanks so much for posting that again you guys

wxnut · Jul 23, 2006

Whats the difference in the output voltage? The actual Canon has a output of 7.4 while these have a 7.2. What will the difference do? Pardon me for being skeptic but I am a firm beleiver in the too good to be true rule.

Sharkbait · Jul 23, 2006

Too bad they don't have the NP-E3. :|

Big Mike · Jul 24, 2006

wxnut said:
Whats the difference in the output voltage? The actual Canon has a output of 7.4 while these have a 7.2. What will the difference do? Pardon me for being skeptic but I am a firm beleiver in the too good to be true rule.

I didn't notice that they had a different voltage, I've had no problems with any of mine.

They do have a higher amperage. I think it's 1800 vs 1300 on the Canon. This means that they will last longer.