clegg, the "15" would be the internal resistance(th lower the better), the 1.169 is the cell voltage(the higher the better)
the 6 is the charge amps the cell was matched at, it could be 5, or what not, most use 6 amps
the 30 is the discharge rate, most are 30, smc has some 35' beware of someone using 20 amp ##s they are all different from the 30 amps...
th 5000 is the default discharge time in seconds(beware, some machers change this to say 300 sec, to make the voltage look high) being as the cell will not go to 5ooo sec, the runtime in you cell is a "real ##.
the "430" is the runtime of the cell, see above, (the higher the better)
the "3542" is the miliamp hours, so a 3300 would have 3300 miliamp hours.....but most of the current gp 3300's are around 3500 ish....
i usually mach by voltage and runtime, if they are the same i go to amphrs......
i hope that helps, and i also hope that i am right
see you all tommorrow...
matt