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expired Posted by fis • Feb 25, 2024
Feb 25, 2024 2:24 PM
4-Count Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries
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There are considerable downsides. Capacity is less than a good NiMh. Almost ALWAYS the capacity does not live up to the marketing and sometimes is HALF of claimed capacity.
The voltage conversion creates heat. No big deal for low current draw but it DOES LIMIT HIGH CURRENT DRAW. They usually start to falter in the 1.5>2.0A range (a good NiMh does WAY better). Do you need voltage, or current?
So.....some camera strobe/flashes REQUIRE a high current to recharge, which might not work well. Depends on THE PARTICULAR CAMERA, and THE PARTICULAR BATTERY.
This makes it a chore to sort out and, 95%+ of the reviews on Amazon are useless and ignorant of REAL data.
They tend to be quite expensive. The cheap ones, generally are the poor ones. 2 of the better brands I know are Tenavolt and Xtar, both expensive.
Recently bought and tested some Chicnod 1.5v AA > half capacity (but cheap).
Have some Imren coming, also a good deal, but untested yet.
Some JWWYJ,Lithium Ion 1.5v [amazon.com] $20 for 4 almost made their capacity claim (1625mAh @ 0.6A), sagged to 1485/1.5A, 1400/1.0A, and started failing 1220/2.0A (the best one). Of 4 tested one failed the 2.0A test completely!
No idea about longevity of any but the Tenavolt, which have been doing fine for 2 years now.
Fyi. My local garbage company picks up my old batteries if i put them in a ziploc bag and place them on top of my recycle bin. Check if yours provide this service
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Fyi. My local garbage company picks up my old batteries if i put them in a ziploc bag and place them on top of my recycle bin. Check if yours provide this service
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Fyi. My local garbage company picks up my old batteries if i put them in a ziploc bag and place them on top of my recycle bin. Check if yours provide this service
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There are considerable downsides. Capacity is less than a good NiMh. Almost ALWAYS the capacity does not live up to the marketing and sometimes is HALF of claimed capacity.
The voltage conversion creates heat. No big deal for low current draw but it DOES LIMIT HIGH CURRENT DRAW. They usually start to falter in the 1.5>2.0A range (a good NiMh does WAY better). Do you need voltage, or current?
So.....some camera strobe/flashes REQUIRE a high current to recharge, which might not work well. Depends on THE PARTICULAR CAMERA, and THE PARTICULAR BATTERY.
This makes it a chore to sort out and, 95%+ of the reviews on Amazon are useless and ignorant of REAL data.
They tend to be quite expensive. The cheap ones, generally are the poor ones. 2 of the better brands I know are Tenavolt and Xtar, both expensive.
Recently bought and tested some Chicnod 1.5v AA > half capacity (but cheap).
Have some Imren coming, also a good deal, but untested yet.
Some JWWYJ,Lithium Ion 1.5v [amazon.com] $20 for 4 almost made their capacity claim (1625mAh @ 0.6A), sagged to 1485/1.5A, 1400/1.0A, and started failing 1220/2.0A (the best one). Of 4 tested one failed the 2.0A test completely!
No idea about longevity of any but the Tenavolt, which have been doing fine for 2 years now.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank IShouldBuyIndxFunds
Fyi. My local garbage company picks up my old batteries if i put them in a ziploc bag and place them on top of my recycle bin. Check if yours provide this service
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