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tspin
What are the best AA batteries to use in your flash (SB800)? Preferrably rechargeables.
Chris Uglanica
I use the ones from Battery Space

They rock & are pretty dang inexpensive as well.
stina.tei
If you don't use recgargables... get the ones from Costco... They are great and sooo cheap!
J*I*L*L HIGGINS
I think Duracell Procell batteries are the best - they last forever.
I order mine online through Battery Shack.
Gavin Seim
Rayovac IC3 15 minute batteries, and charger. They are super, and acually fully recharge in 15 mins. Long lasting, and the works. Not that easy to find these days, but you can get them on Amazon.
Charger, and 4 AA
4pk extra AA

Been usning them for about 3yrs now, as they're perfect. thumbsup.gif
stephen seward
I use the ones Chris mentioned from battery space. Nimh's recycle a lot faster than regular Akaline's...almost twice as fast on my flashes. They also don't have a memory issue like the old Nicads. And you can feel better knowing your helping out the environment by not dumping a bunch of alkaline's every weekend.
lamppert
http://www.nimhbattery.com/index.htm

Great source for batteries and chargers.
I am using the Maha batteries and charger, they work great.

Jeff
andrew@lacour
Powerex batteries are the best that I've found. They cause the flash to recycle much quicker than alkalines. Coupled with an external battery pack like the Canon CP-E2 with the 550EX or 580EX....

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller...oughType=search

This combination, the Powerex batteries in the Canon battery pack with the Canon strobes, will last an entire wedding reception, typically, with recycle times that are a fraction of a second.

You can buy the batteries here... http://www.thomasdistributing.com/
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