7dayshop.co.uk sell them 5 for 2.75GBPt add 1.95GBPprox for p&p. If you add it
to an order for paper or rechargeable AAs for the T32, or if you have a
battery-guzzler and buy them in bulk, the p&p becomes much more acceptable.
They also do Agfa Scala for the cheapest I've seen. Delivery can be a bit slow.
And they do that fab Hama back-bag for about 18GBP which has got to be great
value (takes an E20 with all 4 accessory lenses easily)
JohnOR
waking up from lurk mode
>
> The site www.mx2.co.uk does Varta branded for £1.10 each or £3 for 3 -
> free delivery on all orders.
>
> It doesn't match the US prices, but the difference only works out to be
> a couple of pounds every few months.
>
> James
>
>
> On 30 Aug 2004, at 20:07, Moose wrote:
>
> > Those prices are certainly not attractive by US standards. Energizer
> > 357s are pretty easily available on the web for well under US$1.00. I
> > think the last batch I bought were about $0.80 apiece including
> > shipping. One does have to buy enough of them to spread the shipping
> > costs.
> >
> > Over here, Energizer has the bunny and Duracell is "The Copper Top". I
> > think their current slogan is "It's not just a battery, it's a
> > Duracell!"
> >
> > Moose
> >
> > Mike Lees wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I have now found a local supplier that sells batteries in bulk
> >> quantities.
> >> Branded Silver Oxide 357 - capacities copied from their catalogue:
> >> Duracell (153mAh) £1.40 each for 20+ or £3.00 for 2
> >> Gold Peak (165mAh) £1.00 each for 10+
> >> Varta (180mAh) £1.25 each for 10+
> >>
> >> Judging by the capacities I assume we pay a premium for the Duracell
> >> bunny on
> >> TV.
> >>
> >
> >
> >
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