Where's the Best Source for a PB G4 15" Battery?

I read the Apple Discussions Terms of Use and did a search for specific battery recommendations and I'm shocked to see the dearth of info! At first I wondered if it was against Apple policy to post links to third party hardware, but I didn't see that in the TOS. If that's the case, please pardon the question, delete the post and I'll take the hint...
Otherwise, "Where do you all buy batteries from?" I've read of the abysmal performance of the OEM units for $129.00. I've searched all over the Internet, and found a few that claim 4800MAh performance with prices from $75 up to $130 and beyond. Usually, a forum search would bring up a dozen posts with folks arguing the virtues of Brand X over Brand Y, with links to different e-tailers who carry them. Am I searching the wrong forums, or what? (Insert majorly confused icon here.)

I understand the gist of what he wrote. BTI lists their replacement as 11.1V and 5000mAh (Product ID: MC-G4/A15):
http://www.bti-store.com/productview.asp?pid=MC-G4/A15. That same model is listed as 11.1 and 4800mAh at one of their reseller's:
http://www.provantage.com/battery-technology-mc-g4-a15~7BATB034.htm
NewerTechnology lists theirs as 11.1V and 5000 mAh (Model# AL15)
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/BAP15AL50RS/
...while others use a 10.8V standard to get their mAh rating:
http://www.batterymall.us/battery/1862,Apple,PowerBook%20G4.html
http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Aluminum-G4-15-Li-Ion-Rechargeable-Battery-NEW-p-1 6666.html
http://www.amazon.com/LAPTOP-BATTERY-A1078-POWERBOOK-M9756G/dp/B000PSPB4W
http://www.all-battery.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=617
The G4 needs 10.8VDC to operate, but the battery is composed of 6 cells that are 3.7V each:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=279&page=3
Those cells are configured in 3 pairs, so they total 11.1VDC. Both voltage standards are accurate, but using 10.8V can yield a higher Watt hours rating.

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