10D- D60 Batteries (reposted)

[Derek]

Sorry for the repost, but it appears the newsfeed has gone nuts, the
original post was not showing up on several newsfeeds, including Telstra :(

For anyone still interested with a Canon 10D, D30, D60, or Proshot90

I've ordered some more BP511 batteries, anybody that is still
interested please contact and confirm your requirements via email ASAP, and
I will order what you require.

Price is $40 each plus fixed price postage of $6.50 regardless of quantity

[Derek]

I know I mentioned it in the earlier original post, but just so there is no
confusion...........

These are an aftermarket BP511, 1300mAh, cells from Japan, casing assembled
in China.

"Derek" <doleary@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> Sorry for the repost, but it appears the newsfeed has gone nuts, the
> original post was not showing up on several newsfeeds, including Telstra

:(

>
> For anyone still interested with a Canon 10D, D30, D60, or Proshot90
>
> I've ordered some more BP511 batteries, anybody that is still
> interested please contact and confirm your requirements via email ASAP,

and

> I will order what you require.
>
> Price is $40 each plus fixed price postage of $6.50 regardless of quantity
>
>

[Brenton]

Derek wrote:

>
> Sorry for the repost, but it appears the newsfeed has gone nuts, the
> original post was not showing up on several newsfeeds, including Telstra :(
>
> For anyone still interested with a Canon 10D, D30, D60, or Proshot90
>
> I've ordered some more BP511 batteries, anybody that is still
> interested please contact and confirm your requirements via email ASAP, and
> I will order what you require.
>
> Price is $40 each plus fixed price postage of $6.50 regardless of quantity

My two arrived yesterday... thanks.

They fit very well... and look virtually identical except for the canon
printing.
BRenton

[Miro]

"Derek" <doleary@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> I know I mentioned it in the earlier original post, but just so there is

no

> confusion...........
>
> These are an aftermarket BP511, 1300mAh, cells from Japan, casing

assembled

> in China.
>

I buy the Canon ones for $102. So in your $3000 camera you save $60. Is that
price in proportion with the grade of cells used and the strict quality
control of Chinese factories.

[Derek]

Well if you read the post, I did say "cells form Japan Casing assembled in
China"

If you think the Chinese don't know how to injection mould a piece of
plastic....I think you are mistaken.

FYI:
AFAIK the Canon originals are also assembled in China. To fit an "origin
label" as in "Made in XXXXX" label on a product you only need 60% content
from the country you are claiming it to be manufactured in. A large
percentage of the plastic mouldings for the D30/D60/10D/1Ds are also
injection moulded in China & Korea.


So the short and obvious answer to your question is surprise surprise...No.

"> I buy the Canon ones for $102. So in your $3000 camera you save $60. Is
that

> price in proportion with the grade of cells used and the strict quality
> control of Chinese factories.

[Miro]

"Derek" <doleary@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> Well if you read the post, I did say "cells form Japan Casing assembled in
> China"
>
> If you think the Chinese don't know how to injection mould a piece of
> plastic....I think you are mistaken.
>
> FYI:
> AFAIK the Canon originals are also assembled in China. To fit an "origin
> label" as in "Made in XXXXX" label on a product you only need 60% content
> from the country you are claiming it to be manufactured in. A large
> percentage of the plastic mouldings for the D30/D60/10D/1Ds are also
> injection moulded in China & Korea.
>
>

There is a huge difference between Korea and China.

> So the short and obvious answer to your question is surprise

surprise...No.

>
> "> I buy the Canon ones for $102. So in your $3000 camera you save $60. Is
> that

> > price in proportion with the grade of cells used and the strict quality
> > control of Chinese factories.

>
>

[Scott Howard]

Miro <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote:

>> from the country you are claiming it to be manufactured in. A large
>> percentage of the plastic mouldings for the D30/D60/10D/1Ds are also
>> injection moulded in China & Korea.

>
> There is a huge difference between Korea and China.

Why do you say that Miro?
I've spent reasonable amounts of time in both countries, and yes, I'll
agree that they are different, but I'm interested in your reasons for
saying so...

Scott

[Miro]

"Scott Howard" <scott@hunterlink.net.au> wrote in message
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> Miro <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote:

> >> from the country you are claiming it to be manufactured in. A large
> >> percentage of the plastic mouldings for the D30/D60/10D/1Ds are also
> >> injection moulded in China & Korea.

> >
> > There is a huge difference between Korea and China.

>
> Why do you say that Miro?
> I've spent reasonable amounts of time in both countries, and yes, I'll
> agree that they are different, but I'm interested in your reasons for
> saying so...
>
> Scott

Just take a look at Hyundai Corporation and tell me it's second rate. I
think the pride of the Koreans is a large factor in the way they build and
manufacture.

Communism does not make the same type of factory. It never has.

[Bruce Murphy]

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> writes:

> "Scott Howard" <scott@hunterlink.net.au> wrote in message
> news:1057150855.255398@docbert...

> > Miro <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > >> from the country you are claiming it to be manufactured in. A large
> > >> percentage of the plastic mouldings for the D30/D60/10D/1Ds are also
> > >> injection moulded in China & Korea.
> > >
> > > There is a huge difference between Korea and China.

> >
> > Why do you say that Miro?
> > I've spent reasonable amounts of time in both countries, and yes, I'll
> > agree that they are different, but I'm interested in your reasons for
> > saying so...
> >
> > Scott

>
> Just take a look at Hyundai Corporation and tell me it's second rate. I
> think the pride of the Koreans is a large factor in the way they build and
> manufacture.
>
> Communism does not make the same type of factory. It never has.

Very little of what's happening today in China (or even in the last
decade) has had anything to do with Communism, or hadn't you noticed?

B>

[Auspics]

EVERYTHING that happens in China has to do with Communism Bruce... Get your
head out of your arse and discover you never really had sunnies on in the
first place.
JT

"Bruce Murphy" <pack-news@rattus.net> wrote in message .

> >
> > Communism does not make the same type of factory. It never has.

>
> Very little of what's happening today in China (or even in the last
> decade) has had anything to do with Communism, or hadn't you noticed?
>
> B>

[David in Perth]

"Auspics" <just@the.groups> wrote in message
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> EVERYTHING that happens in China has to do with Communism Bruce... Get

your

> head out of your arse and discover you never really had sunnies on in the
> first place.
> JT

In a continuous culture of 4000 years Communism is like flares or leg
warmers.

[Johnnie5]

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3f0302ae$0$26634$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...

>
> Just take a look at Hyundai Corporation and tell me it's second rate. I
> think the pride of the Koreans is a large factor in the way they build and
> manufacture.

korean products still have a long way to go before they meet the quality
of japanese products

[Bruce Murphy]

"Auspics" <just@the.groups> writes:

> EVERYTHING that happens in China has to do with Communism Bruce... Get your
> head out of your arse and discover you never really had sunnies on in the
> first place.

Actually, if you look at the economic development of the last decade
or so, particularly the government's diversion of large chunks of
resources into developing their own manufacturing and technology
sectors that they can use to compete with the rest of the world, you'd
have noticed that the Chinese Central Committee is fast turning into
the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.

Of course, I wouldn't have expected you to react any differently than
to say "no it isn't" with a random personal attack throw on the
end. Perhaps you should learn to structure your arguments better?

Oh, and top-posting is the sign of a weak and lazy mind.

>
> "Bruce Murphy" <pack-news@rattus.net> wrote in message .

> > >
> > > Communism does not make the same type of factory. It never has.

> >
> > Very little of what's happening today in China (or even in the last
> > decade) has had anything to do with Communism, or hadn't you noticed?
> >
> > B>

[Miro]

"Johnnie5" <ducatiau@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> " Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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>

> >
> > Just take a look at Hyundai Corporation and tell me it's second rate. I
> > think the pride of the Koreans is a large factor in the way they build

and

> > manufacture.

>
> korean products still have a long way to go before they meet the quality
> of japanese products

So why do Japanese firms do so much there ?

[Bruce Murphy]

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> writes:

> "Johnnie5" <ducatiau@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:be0b2f$gga$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...

> >
> > " Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:3f0302ae$0$26634$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...

> >

> > >
> > > Just take a look at Hyundai Corporation and tell me it's second rate. I
> > > think the pride of the Koreans is a large factor in the way they build

> and

> > > manufacture.

> >
> > korean products still have a long way to go before they meet the quality
> > of japanese products

>
> So why do Japanese firms do so much there ?

Because of what the insane exchange rates against the Yen were doing
to the Japanese firms a decade ago. Don't you have any grasp of
economics at all?

B>

[Bruce Murphy]

"Auspics" <just@the.groups> writes:

> And this from the bottom poster who cries wolf about "personal insults" eh?

Oh, I'm sorry, you think that the phrase (of yours)

"Get your head out of your arse and discover you never really had
sunnies on in the first place."

is one of endearment? How interesting. Wouldn't mind knowing precisely
what connection you see between economics and insults, either. Or did you
think you'd just leap in, cut out the previous sentence that provided
context, and then let fly with another poor attempt at a snide remark?

B>

> "Bruce Murphy" <pack-news@rattus.net> wrote in message
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> Don't you have any grasp of

> > economics at all?
> >
> > B>

[Johnnie5]

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3f03d7fa$0$26633$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...

> > because its cheap you idiot
> >

>
>
> I didnt realise it was a matter of my IQ
>

IQ , no just a lacking in common sense

[Miro]

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>
> " Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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>

> > > because its cheap you idiot
> > >

> >
> >
> > I didnt realise it was a matter of my IQ
> >

>
> IQ , no just a lacking in common sense
>

So now you know Asian economy too

[Johnnie5]

" Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3f03e2e1$0$26637$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...

>
> "Johnnie5" <ducatiau@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:be0m5u$q2e$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...

> >
> > " Miro" <miro01@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:3f03d7fa$0$26633$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...

> >

> > > > because its cheap you idiot
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > I didnt realise it was a matter of my IQ
> > >

> >
> > IQ , no just a lacking in common sense
> >

>
> So now you know Asian economy too

no need to know asian economy to know that the cost and quality of products
that come out of asian countries other than japan are not to the same standards
as what comes out of japan

[Miro]

>
> no need to know asian economy to know that the cost and quality of

products

> that come out of asian countries other than japan are not to the same

standards

> as what comes out of japan
>
>

Has it crossed your mind that the "quality" is what the importer specifies.
If people didnt buy cheap rip-offs there wouldnt be a trade in rubbish
quality would there.

Its not the factory it's the customer that is stupid.