I need replacement batteries for a Columbia FRS14ND model 2 way radio. Which type of battery and where can I get them?

Google thinks it is the Silver Oxide version of the 621.

https://www.google.com/search?q=columbia+cl-7346+mens+watch+battery+replacement

SR621SW SR60 SG1 SR621 364 Silver Oxide Watch Battery

Wrist Watch Battery Replacement Chart

https://www.batteryequivalents.com > wrist-watch-batter...
Jan 5, 2022 - As one can see, both silver-oxide and alkaline 6.8 x 2.6 mm batteries share some of the labels - if You want a silver-oxide battery for your ...
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Columbia Watch Battery Replacement - RepairTJC.com

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How Do Our Columbia Battery Replacements Work? · 1. Request Your Label. Fill out the form above. · 2. Ship Your Watch(es). Print the label, pack your Columbia ..

Similar problem, solved when dirty contacts were cleaned, look for some corrosion on either the battery pack or in the radio battery holder. Use very fine grit sand paper.

also check to see if a tab on the battery holder contact is bent inward (radio dropped perhaps)

I couldn't locate a battery pack specifically marketed for the FRS14ND, but information I did find indicates that your radios will operate on standard AAA batteries.

Bill B

http://safemanuals.com/ please rate me let me knoe if i could help.

I have the same radios, working, with a charging dock - no power cord though. I was just going to try and sell the set. [email protected]

A close but not a perfect match....

Columbia FRS22-WH L301 Li-ion 3.7 Volt 500 mah Rechargeable Battery
Battery code L301
1 7/8" by 1 5/32" by 1/4
Contacts are on the flat side - 3/16" from the wide edge and 1/16" from the long edge

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Brand New Original Pair Battery For FreeWalker RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820 Features
***Brand New Original Pair Battery For FreeWalker RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820***
Best replacement battery for FreeTalker Walkie-Talkie RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820.
Crafted with latest Lithium-Ion technology, it is intended to delivers long lasting talk times.
This Li-Ion based battery provides power in a thin, short and light package, fits the compatible
Walkie-Talkie model perfectly. It has power capacity of 600mAh, which allow you constantly talking
for 3 hours. standby time up to 3 days. It is absolutely an ideal choice that you won't be sorry
for getting.
Features:
* Battery Type: Standard Li-Ion Battery(Model: RD43048)
* Capacity: (600mAh)
* Voltage: 3.70 V
* Talk time: 3 hours. Standby time: 3 days.
* Color: black
* Dimension(L*W*H): 4.6x3x0.5mm
* Weight: 0.015Kg
Compatible Model:
RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820 FreeTalker Walkie-Talkie

Hello cw1966,

The frequencies for this unit are:

Channel / Frequency
1 462.5625
2 462.5875
3 462.6125
4 462.6375
5 462.6625
6 462.6875
7 462.7125
8 467.5625
9 467.5875
10 467.6125
11 467.6375
12 467.6625
13 467.6875
14 467.7125
Output power is < 500 mW ERP.

Hope this helps!
Ken
"Go Ahead. Use Us."

I'm still looking for the manual (?).. it's more of a pamplet as I recall.

The battery charger is...
AC/DC Adapter Model 0750200DF
Specs are:

120 V AC 60 Hz to 7.5 /v 200ma

If you can't find the right adapter, you can probably get one of the universal adapters that will work.

I also recommend that you replace the batteries with "Brand New Original Pair Battery For FreeWalker RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820 Features
***Brand New Original Pair Battery For FreeWalker RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820***
Best replacement battery for FreeTalker Walkie-Talkie RD-810, RD-820, RD-008, RD-820.
Crafted with latest Lithium-Ion technology, it is intended to delivers long lasting talk times.
This Li-Ion based battery provides power in a thin, short and light package, fits the compatible
Walkie-Talkie model perfectly. It has power capacity of 600mAh, which allow you constantly talking
for 3 hours. standby time up to 3 days. It is absolutely an ideal choice that you won't be sorry
for getting."

Much more talk time than the original batteries.

They are a plastic wrap of 5 aaa batteries.......if you can't find the direct replacement for those batteries, you can just make up a battery pack yourself.
The main thing when doing this is to use the same TYPE of battery. For example alot of these battery packs use NiMH or NiCD batteries. The charger that came with the radios is designed to charge this type of battery. So look at the battery pack and if it says they are NiMH bateries... pick up 5 AAA NiMH batteries... connect them in series and your set.

All you really have to do is get the same type of battery that is close to the same voltage.
So if your stuck.... just make up a battery pack.
If you had a charger for Lithium Ion batteries, I would say make the battery pack out of those type insted. They are 1.5 volts insted of the lower voltage of NiMH and other rechargeables.
The slight increase in voltage will increase the output wattage of the radio.
But again, Lithium Ions use a different type charger than NiMH.... so if you want to use the same charger.... use the same type of batteries.
Take care

Take a look at the plug on the end of the lead which comes from the charger then see if you can see a corresponding socket somewhere on the watch. You may have to remove a small plastic or rubber cover to find it or it may be behind a small door. It's got to fit somewhere, just keep looking. BMW