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    The pro enerloops look good. LiPo rechargeable AAs are not really AAs as they are 3.6v. Never tried the non rechargeable lithium but they are uber expensive.

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    Sorry ment non rechargeable use them in game can and get a good run out them

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    Got eneloops from Noel leeming last week.. 40pc off.... Seem to be good battery... I got the pro version...

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    Cool thanks guys ill have a look today.

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    Tried rechargeables in Garmin tracking gear but have gone to Energizer Ultimate Lithium, they are the best I've found and get a couple of weeks out of a pair. Hunt usually 4-5 days a week.
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    Anyone got ideas for really good charger? The eneloop one I just got doesn't have an indicator when fully charged it just turns off after 13hours... Or is that not an issue.. I thought your not supposed to overcharge...

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    I just use lithium disposables, pretty spendy but they last for ages in my 60csx, use them in my SPOT also, have had bad experiences with rechargeable AAs that seem to lose charge all of a sudden.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    I just use lithium disposables, pretty spendy but they last for ages in my 60csx, use them in my SPOT also, have had bad experiences with rechargeable AAs that seem to lose charge all of a sudden.
    came across LCD rechargables, limited self discharge, pack says they will discharge to 80 percent over time but thats it. havent tested them over time but they work

 

 

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