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DoO you use alkaline or lithium batteries? And why?
We use NiMh 2700's... they are cheap and last all day (and night).
Same here - 2700MaH NiMH rechargables. No issues.
I think alkaline batteries would last longer, and be slightly faster, and I KNOW the lithiums would, but they are just way too expensive. I've never had any issues with the NiMH.
I got the Powerizer brand off ebay - 48 of them for about $50.
Shan
I think alkaline batteries would last longer, and be slightly faster, and I KNOW the lithiums would, but they are just way too expensive. I've never had any issues with the NiMH.
I got the Powerizer brand off ebay - 48 of them for about $50.
Shan
QUOTE(Shan @ June 2 2008, 07:21 PM) 
Same here - 2700MaH NiMH rechargables. No issues.
I think alkaline batteries would last longer, and be slightly faster, and I KNOW the lithiums would, but they are just way too expensive. I've never had any issues with the NiMH.
I got the Powerizer brand off ebay - 48 of them for about $50.
Shan
I think alkaline batteries would last longer, and be slightly faster, and I KNOW the lithiums would, but they are just way too expensive. I've never had any issues with the NiMH.
I got the Powerizer brand off ebay - 48 of them for about $50.
Shan
I did some testing with alkalines... from what I remember they are equal to my old 2300MaH rechargables and die off pretty darn quick comaired to the 2700's.
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