Columbia Telecommunications Group 2-way watch - battery needed

I have a Columbia Telecommunications Group 2-way watch, model # FRS22-WH.

I bought it second hand, and neither watch has batteries.

It doesn't say what battery I need. Any idea what type, and where I can get one?

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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

Posted on Jun 23, 2008

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