EASTPOWER - double submission! Double the batteries!
Two rare alternate versions of the EASTPOWER, photographed a bit worse. This is not going to be an interesting or funny update. We're just being completists.

"I found these batteries inside the remote control of a cheap amplifier bought from Argos and thought you might like them. I was initially excited by what appeared to be the Triforce on them, although this later turned to be upside down. Also one of them appears to be imploding. I probably won't put them back in the remote control - James."

"I pulled these out of a teddy bear night-light thing that my daughter got for Christmas."

"They actually lasted three months, which must be something of a record for batteries in toys at Christmas. This apparent stamina appears to be reflected in the no-nonsense graphics on the batteries themselves. Are they rare? And if so, are they worth anything?"

"I hope you don't mind the attempt at artistic photography, or the crumbs under the toaster. From Paul in sunny Manchester."

"I found these batteries inside the remote control of a cheap amplifier bought from Argos and thought you might like them. I was initially excited by what appeared to be the Triforce on them, although this later turned to be upside down. Also one of them appears to be imploding. I probably won't put them back in the remote control - James."

"I pulled these out of a teddy bear night-light thing that my daughter got for Christmas."

"They actually lasted three months, which must be something of a record for batteries in toys at Christmas. This apparent stamina appears to be reflected in the no-nonsense graphics on the batteries themselves. Are they rare? And if so, are they worth anything?"

"I hope you don't mind the attempt at artistic photography, or the crumbs under the toaster. From Paul in sunny Manchester."























































































































































































