Hamster
Newly Enlightened
I bought a number of Accupower 10 Ah D cells from Thompson. I tested each of them on my Triton at a 3A discharge rate. They all provided more than 9 Ah.
That is really, good considering the capacity ratings are usually done at about 0.1 C
I have found that regular Nickel Metal Hydride D cells not only loose their charge over time. They loose their capacity as well. Usually, a couple of refresh cycles bring them back. However, after a year our two, about 30% of my old NiMH batteries never seem to regain their capacity. They get chucked. (are they hazardous waste ?)
Sanyo Eneloop AA's seem to be the best. But, they are only available in the Axx form factor. I am hoping these Accupower D cells can stand up to the test of time against the grueling thirst of the P7 emitters in the Mag 3D. So far, they have lived up to their capacity claims.
In the future, we will see if Accupower can live up to their LSD claims.
That is really, good considering the capacity ratings are usually done at about 0.1 C
I have found that regular Nickel Metal Hydride D cells not only loose their charge over time. They loose their capacity as well. Usually, a couple of refresh cycles bring them back. However, after a year our two, about 30% of my old NiMH batteries never seem to regain their capacity. They get chucked. (are they hazardous waste ?)
Sanyo Eneloop AA's seem to be the best. But, they are only available in the Axx form factor. I am hoping these Accupower D cells can stand up to the test of time against the grueling thirst of the P7 emitters in the Mag 3D. So far, they have lived up to their capacity claims.
In the future, we will see if Accupower can live up to their LSD claims.