Do not confuse the Realistic BP-202H, 7.2 volts with the Icom BP-202H which is only 3.6 volts.
Origimal Icom batteries: CM-* is dark grey, CM-*B is black & CM-*G is light grey, volts & capacity are denoted through the numbers) (The CM-5AG is a high capacity (denoted by the A) light grey (G) pack).
BP-4, IC-8, CM-12 and CM-12G are battery holders that will hold 6 (BP-4), 8 (IC-8) or 10 (CM-12 / 12G) × AA batteries.
CM12 is unsuitable for some radios due to higher voltage (15 volts). Check user manual for voltage compatability.
Equivalents:
AB-BP5CD, ADSI-BP8H, BP2, BP-3, BP-3H, BP-4, BP-5, BP-5A, BP-5X, BP-7, BP-7s, BP-7X, BP-7XH, BP-70, BP-8, BP-8H, BP8M, BP-8SH, BP-8XH, CM12, CM12G, CM-5AG, CM-7B, CM-7G, CM-7x, CM-8B, CM-8G, CM96, CM-96B, CM-96G, IC-7S, IC-7SM, IC-8, IC-8S, IC-8SM, WWH-BP7, WWH-BP7S WWN-BP7, WWN-BP7S, WWH-BP8, WWN-BP8,
Radio Shack: RS 19-300,
Realistic: BP-202H, BP-202XH,
Image not to scale. | Common Name. | Dimensions. | Chemical Composition. | Nominal Voltage. |
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| BP-3. | All packs are: 65 mm Wide × 35.5 mm Deep. Original CM types are all listed as 80 mm High. BP types are: 39 mm 49 mm 57 mm 60.5 mm 83 mm 108 mm I do not have the sizes for the All approx, Contacts: The various packs give differing voltages and capacities affecting output power and useage time. | Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, Or whatever you put in the holder types. | 7.2 volts 2, 202 & RS 19-300 types, 8.4 volts 9.6 volts 10.8 volts 13.2 volts |