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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: dmonterisi on July 31, 2003, 12:14:08 PM
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are there any specific brands/specs/types of rechargeable AA batteries you all are using for sony portable DATs?
thanks
-damon
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yup, was looking for that site as well to recommend, excellent product
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great, thanks!! +t (not that y'all really need em ;) )
-damon
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I have been using Rat Shack NiMH. 1800mAh(maybe 1850) and haven't had a problem with them yet. If I do, I will definately check out the links above. Those look nice.
Going to San Diego for vacation. +T for everybody.
-Kevin
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It's a little overcast right now - hope it clears up for ya!! Enjoy your trip...
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how long will each of those power an M1 for? (about)
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Just bought the package with 2 sets of batteries. Not a bad deal to get a second set for $10. I am such a sucker for new shit.
-Kevin
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They look like a good investment, how long do they usually last before they need to be charged?
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They look like a good investment, how long do they usually last before they need to be charged?
Definitely a good investment - they'll pay for themselves in no time.
Depends on the device, obviously. I get 4-5 hours out of my 2000 mAH AA rechargables in my D100. I usually swap 'em out at set break though becuase I'm Mr. Power Paranoid.
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Alright you guys talked me into getting them.
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Anyone know if the charger that comes with that kit charges 9v's too?
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I usally get a show(2-3 hours) out of the Rat Shack sets, but I am hoping I can push these enough to get through a full festival day on 2 sets. Wish me luck.
-Kevin
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Anyone know if the charger that comes with that kit charges 9v's too?
I believe the kits Mike referenced do not. But they have all different kinds of chargers and kits - check around the website and you'll find something to suit your needs.
One thing to keep in mind: most 9v chargers don't float charge, that is they won't auto-trickle/shut-off when the 9v is fully charged. Then again, things might have changed since I last looked into this a year or two ago.
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Anyone know if the charger that comes with that kit charges 9v's too?
I believe the kits Mike referenced do not. But they have all different kinds of chargers and kits - check around the website and you'll find something to suit your needs.
One thing to keep in mind: most 9v chargers don't float charge, that is they won't auto-trickle/shut-off when the 9v is fully charged. Then again, things might have changed since I last looked into this a year or two ago.
Thanks for the info
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the charger m0k3 talks about does AA and AAA only I do believe.