scooterexpress
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so where can i buy these type batteries i've been to wal-mart batteries+ bestbuy no one has.. any suggestions??
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1.5 volt Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries
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'Kay try here:http://www.amazon.com/PowerGenix-ZR...8-1&keywords=1.5+Volt+rechargeable+AA+battery
They're now widely available in Europe and the UK I'd have thought the Good Ol' US of A would have been streets ahead of us!!
They're now widely available in Europe and the UK I'd have thought the Good Ol' US of A would have been streets ahead of us!!
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scooterexpress
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for the gloryders..it seems that the new remote glo's stay hot all the time thus wearing down the batteries so to get the brightest alumination you need these type of battteries therefore eliminating the need to buy fresh batteries.just recharge them and your off showing your lights off again no need to empty the pocket book for more batts.when there are more important things to buy
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mxz600
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I am not a battery expert but I don't believe you can get rechargeable 1.5 volt Li-Ion batteries. The AA and AAA Li-Ion batteries run around 3.7V and they may destroy your gloryders. I use NiMH batteries in my pocket camera and have had good luck with them. Just stay away from NiCad batteries as they will develop a memory which causes reduced capacity.
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scooterexpress
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i just bought this we will see..
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- High Voltage 1.6v AA Offers improved performance for any high drain devices especially Digital Cameras .
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- High Energy Density - The PowerGenix battery has up to a 33% more the energy density over standard rechargeable batteries
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i just bought this we will see..
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flybuddy
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Nothing wrong with using AA Lithiums, there's lots of us that have been using them with no issues other than longer battery life. A regular new alkaline runs 1.57V when tested. The Lithium comes in at 1.7. Less than a half volt diff total. Nothing in the circuitry that will be bothered by that nor will the LEDs. One other thing worth bringing up, LED brightness is VERY sensitive to voltage. I have 12V LEDs in my camper. There's a 1 volt diff between my running on battery vs when camper plugged in. Light output is cut in half by that 1 volt drop.
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