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    LR1130 button batteries

    I have a Sharp calculator which carries as standard an LR1130 alkaline-manganese battery. There are many 1130s around, but not many designated 'manganese.' Some I see are silver oxide, most are just generally 'alkaline.' Does it matter which metal they use, or is any LR1130 good enough?
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    Re: LR1130 button batteries

    Alkaline are cheaper and don't last as long, but they're all compatible.

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    Re: LR1130 button batteries

    I’ve swapped these out before, and checking an lr1130 battery equivalent saved me a bunch of guesswork since the labels can get confusing. I’ve used it to match AG10 and LR54 replacements without my devices glitching out. Silver‑oxide versions like SR1130 also worked better for things that needed steadier voltage, so it’s worth a look if yours drains fast.

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