expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Jun 06, 2024 09:38 PM
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expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Jun 06, 2024 09:38 PM
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I've replaced them in fire alarms in my house twice in the last 9 months already. Splurge for Energizer Max or if you're loaded, the Energizer Ultimate Lithium if you don't want to be constantly changing your batteries.
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I've replaced them in fire alarms in my house twice in the last 9 months already. Splurge for Energizer Max or if you're loaded, the Energizer Ultimate Lithium if you don't want to be constantly changing your batteries.
I've replaced them in fire alarms in my house twice in the last 9 months already. Splurge for Energizer Max or if you're loaded, the Energizer Ultimate Lithium if you don't want to be constantly changing your batteries.
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I've replaced them in fire alarms in my house twice in the last 9 months already. Splurge for Energizer Max or if you're loaded, the Energizer Ultimate Lithium if you don't want to be constantly changing your batteries.
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That said, anyone needing this many batteries need to invest in rechargeable Japanese Ni-Mh and rechargeable lithium 1.5V AA. They perform far better than disposable alkaline in most applications, they save money, you always have batteries on hand, and keep from polluting the environment.
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* There may be a few rare instances of applications that use low current and are tailored to the specific voltage alkaline cells discharge at along their discharge curve at said current, but that would be a rare instance I'd imagine.
edit: Forgot the 20% send later option. $17.22 now!
That said, anyone needing this many batteries need to invest in rechargeable Japanese Ni-Mh and rechargeable lithium 1.5V AA. They perform far better than disposable alkaline in most applications, they save money, you always have batteries on hand, and keep from polluting the environment.
Wins across the board.
* There may be a few rare instances of applications that use low current and are tailored to the specific voltage alkaline cells discharge at along their discharge curve at said current, but that would be a rare instance I'd imagine.
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