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rechargable batteries for digital camera.

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misdee · 25/04/2005 21:56

which are good ones? i am clueless as you can tell.

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swiperfox · 25/04/2005 22:02

We use Uniross 1300 - they seem to be really good - even when they are too low to run anything else they work in the camera!!

bargainhunter · 26/04/2005 21:52

Make sure they are the Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride) type NOT the Ni-Cd (Nickel Cadmium) type. The Ni-Cd types are older technology and can have problems with the "Memory Effect" which means they can lose their maximum storage capacity if you charge them when they are part run down. Ni-MH don't suffer from this.

Always go for the highest storage capacity eg. 1300mAh. This indicates how much charge they can hold, the higher the figure the more storage and therefore the longer they last between charges.

If you don't mind shopping online, I can recommend looking through the wares of

7dayshop

I've bought many rechargeable batteries from them, and chargers too. Most of the chargers they sell are a fraction of the price you'd pay in the likes of Dixons, Currys etc. so even with the postage added on they can still work out a lot cheaper. They also sell some neat battery storage cases too (I have many of these an cannot rate them highly enough). These will keep your batteries safe from damage and also from accidental discharge (if kept in a pocket with keys/coins).

bargainhunter · 26/04/2005 21:59

Sorry that link failed try this one

7dayshop

There are 3 pages of battery bits

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