are this AA batteries fatter then Alkaline batteries ? i use eneloop lite where i cant use regular eneloops due to size restrictions
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Those AmazonBasics High-Capacity AA batteries are slightly fatter than regular eneloop cell, which are alreaddy slightly fatter than alkaline AA. So if you have to resort to using eneloop-lite in battery compartments, then those high-capacity cells are not going to fit.
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Use 6 AA alkaline batteries only. If you use rechargeable batteries, the power of the rechargeable will not be sufficient.
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Not exactly.Just took these measurements with a caliper. A standard alkaline primary cell with a "button" end AAA is 1.745" longThe pack length is 1.979" min, 2.025" max, with the green "wrap" in place (The difference is that the area where the wires come out is a little longer.)The diameter measures the same as the alkaline battery if you discount the green "wrap".
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The eneloops may be superior in that their discharge curve shows that they hold their voltage longer than Ni-Mh. Your camera may see the decline in voltage as end of bettery life even though those 2500 ma batteries are still good. The eneloop will hold their voltage longer and possibly result in more actual usage than the older technology.
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That's a good way to put it...yes.Overall, they are like oversized AA batteries. They do, however, hold a charge very well...especially for things like tactical flashlights, etc.
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That's one downside here. AA's are too small. An alternate is the C123. That will be a pricey alternative because the XMLT6 will gobble them up. Go with the rechargeables.
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You can expect the same performance you would get with alkaline cells. I no longer buy conventional AA or AAA batteries.
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Yes. I researched this battery size (which comes down to who manufactures it and the size they list. This is not your common "AA" or "C" size that doesn't change by manufacturer) These batteries are silver oxide which last longer and maintain their voltage and are better than Alkaline.
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I have lacrosse AA rechargable batteries and Eneloop batteries, both with higher capacities (I think 2500mH). I tried to use both and was unable too because the rechargable batteries are just barely too big. I did successfully shove one in, had a horrible time getting it back out and did not try again. I would guess that there are brands and/or possibly lower capacity rechargable so that are just a tad smaller than mine that do fit. This is why you are seeing different opinions.
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I tend to use Duracell batteries in devices that use alkaline simply because my experience has been that they seem to last longer than others. I don't know if there is a scientific reason to use one brand over another in any specific device.
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Yes. AA batteries. Mine even came with a set of Energizer Ultimate Lithium. It can accept lithium, rechargeable, or alkaline. Just make sure you set it to the type you're using.
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one more vote for the Energizer L91 AA lithium batteries. I found they lasted at least 4 times as long as brand name alkaline batteries in my now stolen canon a530. while the initial purchase of the batteries is more expensive they end up costing you less money because they last so much longer. i also noticed the camera weighed much less with them in it and the flash seemed to recharge faster.
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Not more that 1 charge from 1 set of batteries. It can happen that you get less than 1 charge. Capacity of AA alkaline battery is about 3000 mAh, what is equal or a bit less than the capacity of smartphone battery
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Dear Buyer ,You can use "AA" Alkaline battery with this battery case , Not Lithium cells.
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I do not know why you could not use any 9-volt battery of the correct size. Alkaline batteries usually last longer. However, our training aid has not yet needed a replacement, so I cannot state that I have used a non-alkaline battery in it.
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I see this question asked a lot. There are NO "AA" Li-Ion batteries. There are "AA" sized 14500 cells, but they are NOT interchangeable with any type of "AA" cell. Li-Ion 14500 cells have a nominal voltage of 3.7V (4.2V fresh off charge), while normal "AA" cells are 1.5V for disposables, and 1.2-1.4V for rechargeable types (Ni-Cad/NiMH). Putting 14500 Li-Ion cells into anything designed for "AA" batteries will fry the device instantly. There are also non-rechargeable Lithium "AA" cells, like the Energizer L91, and while those are slightly higher in voltage (1.7V) they usually can be substituted for standard "AA" cells. I would only recommend those in devices that take few cells (1-4). For devices that use a lot of cells (6 or more) the cumulative voltage of the Lithium "AA" cells could be dangerous.
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I recommend the Eneloop AA hybrid rechargeable battery by Sanyo. These batteries retain their charge much longer than conventional rechargeable batteries.