jwl Enlightened Joined Nov 5, 2005 Messages 307 Location Kansas Oct 7, 2007 #1 I am looking for a reliable online retailer to purchase some NiCad C-cells from. I would appreciate any suggestions for brand(s) and vendors (retailer). Which brands aren't good? Thanks.
I am looking for a reliable online retailer to purchase some NiCad C-cells from. I would appreciate any suggestions for brand(s) and vendors (retailer). Which brands aren't good? Thanks.
phenwick Newly Enlightened Joined Jan 3, 2007 Messages 86 Location St Louis, Mo; Metro East Oct 7, 2007 #2 I asked a week ago and got this help: http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=176350 I went with the Sanyo Cadnicas from Tower Hobby and have them already.
I asked a week ago and got this help: http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=176350 I went with the Sanyo Cadnicas from Tower Hobby and have them already.
BatteryCharger Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jun 5, 2003 Messages 1,587 Location The crazy guy next door Oct 7, 2007 #3 Why the heck would you want NiCds in 2007?
lctorana Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jun 28, 2007 Messages 2,123 Location Melbourne, Australia Oct 7, 2007 #4 Sanyo Cadnica is the best NiCad I have struck. Battery Station?
phenwick Newly Enlightened Joined Jan 3, 2007 Messages 86 Location St Louis, Mo; Metro East Oct 7, 2007 #5 BatteryCharger said: Why the heck would you want NiCds in 2007? Click to expand... They are a workhorse for extreme applications, in my case the daily charge/discharge cycle of solar lamps.
BatteryCharger said: Why the heck would you want NiCds in 2007? Click to expand... They are a workhorse for extreme applications, in my case the daily charge/discharge cycle of solar lamps.
jwl Enlightened Joined Nov 5, 2005 Messages 307 Location Kansas Oct 8, 2007 #6 BatteryCharger said: Why the heck would you want NiCds in 2007? Click to expand... Because I need lower drain than Nimh, these are going to go into a battery powered TV / weather radio, and It doesn't get used that often. The TV / weather radio uses (9) 1200Mah C-cells right now and I'd like to at least double if not triple (or more) my run time.
BatteryCharger said: Why the heck would you want NiCds in 2007? Click to expand... Because I need lower drain than Nimh, these are going to go into a battery powered TV / weather radio, and It doesn't get used that often. The TV / weather radio uses (9) 1200Mah C-cells right now and I'd like to at least double if not triple (or more) my run time.
E Eugene Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jun 29, 2003 Messages 1,190 Oct 8, 2007 #7 I used to use NiCad's for applications like that but so far the low self discharge NiMH's are working ok.
I used to use NiCad's for applications like that but so far the low self discharge NiMH's are working ok.
js Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Aug 2, 2003 Messages 5,793 Location Upstate New York Oct 8, 2007 #8 www.batterystore.com (TNR technical) sells Sanyo Cadnica. I've purchased from them many times and recommend them (and Sanyo NiCd's).
www.batterystore.com (TNR technical) sells Sanyo Cadnica. I've purchased from them many times and recommend them (and Sanyo NiCd's).