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| Home » Digital Camera Battery » SONY Digital Camera Battery » SONY NP-FS11 Battery |
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SONY NP-FS11 Digital Camera Battery - Replacement |
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SONY NP-FS11 Battery at Bottom Price |
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| Product Specification: |
| Product ID: |
VSN017 |
| Part Number: |
NP-FS11 |
| Type: |
Li-ion |
| Volt: |
3.60 V |
| Capacity: |
1400.00 mAh |
| Weight: |
50.00 g |
| Dimensions: |
50.30x30.20x16.50 mm |
| Color: |
dark grey |
| Condition: |
Brand New with 1 Year Warranty!
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| Original Price: |
US $30.52 |
| Now Price: |
US $18.95 |
| You Save: |
US $11.57 |
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| State Tax Free! Shipping Free!!! |
| Payment by PayPal, gain extra 1% discount! |
| Click Here for Shipping Rates |
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Battery Descriptions:
Replacement for Part Number (Digital
Camera Battery Code):
| SONY: | | NP-FS10 | NP-FS11 | NP-FS12 | |
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- Fit Model (Digital Camera
Model):
| SONY: | | CCD-CR1 | CCD-CR1E | Cyber-shot DSC-F505 | | Cyber-shot DSC-F505K | Cyber-shot DSC-F505V | Cyber-shot DSC-F55 | | Cyber-shot DSC-F55DX | Cyber-shot DSC-F55E | Cyber-shot DSC-F55K | | Cyber-shot DSC-F55V | Cyber-shot DSC-P1 | Cyber-shot DSC-P20 | | Cyber-shot DSC-P30 | Cyber-shot DSC-P50 | DCR-PC1 | | DCR-PC1E | DCR-PC2 | DCR-PC2E | | DCR-PC3 | DCR-PC3E | DCR-PC4 | | DCR-PC4E | DCR-PC5 | DCR-PC5E | | DCR-TRV1VE | |
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- Li-ion are the best: they weigh very little, they pack loads of power and they don't need any babying.
- Only high quality battery cells are used in our digital camera batteries.
- 100% safe shopping guaranteed. Usually shipped in the same business day!
Brand New - We NEVER sell used or refurbished
batteries!
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| Buy Together, Save More! |
Buy this item with: SONY NP-FS11 battery charger:
$ 19.95 + $
14.69 
Total List Price: US $33.64
Buy Together Now: US $33.14
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SONY NP-FS11 Digital Camera Battery - Replacement |
Click to Enlarge
SONY NP-FS11 Battery at Bottom Price |
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| Product Specification: |
| Product ID: |
VSN017S |
| Part Number: |
NP-FS11 |
| Type: |
Li-ion |
| Volt: |
3.60 V |
| Capacity: |
1400.00 mAh |
| Weight: |
50.00 g |
| Dimensions: |
50.30x30.20x16.50 mm |
| Color: |
silver |
| Condition: |
Brand New with 1 Year Warranty!
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| Original Price: |
US $38.39 |
| Now Price: |
US $24.09 |
| You Save: |
US $14.30 |
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| State Tax Free! Shipping Free!!! |
| Payment by PayPal, gain extra 1% discount! |
| Click Here for Shipping Rates |
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Battery Descriptions:
Replacement for Part Number (Digital
Camera Battery Code):
| SONY: | | NP-FS10 | NP-FS11 | NP-FS12 | |
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- Fit Model (Digital Camera
Model):
| SONY: | | CCD-CR1 | CCD-CR1E | Cyber-shot DSC-F505 | | Cyber-shot DSC-F505K | Cyber-shot DSC-F505V | Cyber-shot DSC-F55 | | Cyber-shot DSC-F55DX | Cyber-shot DSC-F55E | Cyber-shot DSC-F55K | | Cyber-shot DSC-F55V | Cyber-shot DSC-P1 | Cyber-shot DSC-P20 | | Cyber-shot DSC-P30 | Cyber-shot DSC-P50 | DCR-PC1 | | DCR-PC1E | DCR-PC2 | DCR-PC2E | | DCR-PC3 | DCR-PC3E | DCR-PC4 | | DCR-PC4E | DCR-PC5 | DCR-PC5E | | DCR-TRV1VE | |
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- Li-ion are the best: they weigh very little, they pack loads of power and they don't need any babying.
- Only high quality battery cells are used in our digital camera batteries.
- 100% safe shopping guaranteed. Usually shipped in the same business day!
Brand New - We NEVER sell used or refurbished
batteries!
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| Buy Together, Save More! |
Buy this item with: SONY NP-FS11 battery charger:
$ 25.09 + $
14.69
Total List Price: US $38.78
Buy Together Now: US $38.28
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- Kodak
kLIC-5000 Battery, KODAK KLIC-3000 Battery, KODAK CRV3, CR-V3 Battery
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- HP L11812A Digital Camera Battery
- Pentax D-LI8 Digital Camera Battery
- Olympus
Li-10B Battery, Olympus LI-12B Battery
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CGA S002 Battery, Panasonic DMW-BM7, CGA-S002A/1B Battery
- KONICAMINOLTA
NP-800 Battery
- Nikon EN-EL1 Battery
- CASIO EXILIM EX-M2, EXILIM EX-S500, EXILIM EX-Z3, EXILIM PRO EX-P505 Battery
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How to make my SONY NP-FS11 batteries last longer:
1) Turn off your digital camera when not in use. If you are in a situation where you must snap pictures quickly, this may not apply as turning digital cameras on and off take a few seconds, and may cause you to miss a picture-taking opportunity. However, if you are taking a leisurely stroll and can afford a couple of seconds before snapping a still subject, by all means, conserve your digital camera's energy!
2) Many digital cameras have a regular viewfinder and an LCD viewfinder. While the digital LCD viewfinder has its benefits, it can drain SONY NP-FS11 batteries power. Turn it off when applicable and use your regular viewfinder for taking pictures.
3) Don't stop after taking every photo and look at the picture in your digital camera's playback mode. Granted, you sometimes need to look at photos immediately after shooting them in order to make sure your exposure is correct, the lighting is ok, etc. But doing this does use up your SONY NP-FS11 digital camera battery power.
4) If you are using MicroDrive media, be forewarned that these miniature hard drives may take up quite more power than Compact Flash cards. |
Keep Extra Batteries Handy!
SUMMARY: Got a digital camera? Always keep extra batteries handy!
Alright, this is a simple tip and it should be a no-brainer. However, I will mention it anyway, because, as the maxim goes, "common sense is not so common".
Whatever you do, wherever you go, always, ALWAYS bring extra batteries when shooting photos! Cameras suck the power out of batteries quickly, even rechargeable ones, so you should always carry extra batteries in your camera bag (you did buy a camera bag to protect your camera from the elements, didn't you? |
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