Yeah, i just never know that. Especially since I used to post a lot here and just never thought of specifying a location but yeah, you're right.
Also, I can get anything I guess but my eneloops have lasted great so I thought I'd stick with them and if I had money, I definitely would buy 50 bucks worth and I DO like Batteryjunction but I'm gonna have to
stick to an 8 pack. I'm just soo tired of not having any rechargeable AAA's around. Got plenty of AA's and I thought I might have bought 100 of them at one time a bunch of years ago (had 70 wall clocks and no, I'm not kidding and
also, I really don't know why I bought that many but it was awesome). Anyway, I didn't buy nearly enough AAA's and later found myself wishing for more and I think I even traded with someone for AA's here on CPF.
I'm guessing I can get them with shipping from Batteryjunction for what I can get something locally and I prefer to support them.
Yeah, you sound like you just need a couple of quads. I had ordered some AA Eneloops back in the day and misread the auction description and ended up with an extra 12 AAAs that I didn't need, so I understand having an overabundance of something.
Not to go too far off on a tangent, but I recently lost a couple of quads of the Duracell Ion Core AAs after 3-4 years and I'm losing my beloved GP ReCyKos after six years (I.R.s 1.90v+). I can still use them in lower drain devices, but 400-500mA of current, kills them.
I just finished 're-breaking-in' my 16 2012 Eneloop Gen. 2 Glitter AAs and all of them tested above 1920mAh (save for one that might have been 1892mAh) and all had Maha I.R.s of 1.51v or less, so after almost 6 years, they're basically 'as new'.
I have some of the dark/light green AAAs from Costco that are 6 years old and developing higher (1.60v-1.70v) I.R.s, but most of my original 5-6 year old Eneloops are still working well.
I do have 12 Fujitsu AAs, both standard and Hi-Cap, but I got them in the summer of 2015, so they're fairly new.
I guess my point is is that after 6+ years of fiddling with quality NiMH, be they HSD, or LSD, I'm pretty much content to just stick with standard Eneloop Gen. 4s/5s and call it a day. If I get a job as a photographer, where I'm flashing everybody for hours on end, then I'll consider the Hi-Caps.
If I need to save a few pennies, I'll just drink one less 12 pack a week and continue on with Eneloops.
Chris