raggie33
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i figure if there great ill let you all know opps forgot no link rules sorry
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wish me luck checking out new litium aa cells
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raggie33
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Bevigor AA Lithium Batteries, 48 Pack Ultimate Lithium Double A Batteries, 1.5V 3000mAh Longer Lasting AA Batteries for Flashlight, Toys, Remote Control, Non-Rechargeable
raggie33
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at 1 amp load i got 2.96 watthours so it seems its not as good as energizers
WalkIntoTheLight
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Meh. You'd do just as good with Eneloop Pros, and you can re-use them a hundred times and still get that same energy out of them.
https://lygte-info.dk/review/batteries2012/Eneloop AA HR-3UWXB 2450mAh (Black) UK.html
raggie33
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very true but they require more work then my old brain can give i forget to charge them all the time
WalkIntoTheLight
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You only need to charge them when you remove them from your device. Once charged, they'll stay that way for months or years. Charge 'em up, and stick them in a drawer with your "new" lithium AA batteries. When you need to replace your battery, just grab the Eneloops instead. :shrug:
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ok i now have the aaa version lithiums got em for like 52 cents per cell shiped ill post results of runtime latter this week
