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recommend AA rechargeable to purchase
rastasean:
Hi All,
Been too long since I've done any serious recording, unfortunately.
I have a few AA rechargeable batteries, but some may be dead and can't be revived by the la crosse charger I have. What's popular these days with yall? There's a frys nearby so I'll price shop between them and amazon.
I vaguely remember the sony M10 not doing as well with rechargeable as non-rechargeable. Is that correct or am I mis-remembering?
thanks!
dnsacks:
my m10 runs great on rechargables (10+ Hours per charge) -- so that's not an issue
You should be good with any name brand LSD (low self-discharge) nimh battery -- I use duracell and everready lsd nimh with great success -- the "gold standard" is the eneloop brand by panasonic.
rastasean:
--- Quote from: dnsacks on October 31, 2016, 12:50:28 PM ---You should be good with any name brand LSD (low self-discharge) nimh battery -- I use duracell and everready lsd nimh with great success -- the "gold standard" is the eneloop brand by panasonic.
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What milliamp do you use with duracell and everready?
I'll also check out the panasonic ones!
dnsacks:
don't know off the top of my head -- likely 2,200 MAH or so, whatever they had in stock (and on special) at my local grocery store. Will follow-up when I get home
To be candid, although I run both the "regular" white Eneloops, the high capacity black eneloops and several different batches of energizer/duracell LSD NIMH batteries, all have behaved similarly for me when used/charged in my lacrosse charger. In fact, since I replaced my pre LSD NIMH batteries a few years ago, I haven't seen a need to discharge/condition any of my current crop and find them all to behave similarly (i.e. they all provide more power/run time than alkaline batteries and all hold their charge quite well for a month or so post-charge)
willndmb:
I too use Duracell, also believe they are like 21/2200
Work great
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