Which batteries are rechargeable alkaline 9 volt?
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Contrary to what others are saying here, these ARE rechargeable. ANY ALKALINE battery can be rechargeable; it's the CHARGER that matters--it MUST be for alkaline batteries. I have a few of them. Now they do not recharge very well, won't work for a smoke detector for example, but for other 9v devices that will work fine at 8-8.5v, 9v alkaline will recharge ok for those devices.
280554
Not these. I have used rechargeable lithium 9v's but they're pretty expensive. These procells are great for 1-time use
280555
Alkaline batteries of any size or voltage are not rechargeable...please do not attempt. Charge only batteries marked rechargeable
280556
This is not a rechargeable battery. I would not recommend buying this battery. My batteries went dead in a very short time. Frankly this is a terrrible battey, save your money and buy a more reliable, longer lasting battery.
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Alkaline batteries require a special charger designed for alkaline batteries. Amazon sells one at this link: Alkaline Battery Recharger for AAA, AA, C and D size Batteries
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I do not use rechargeable batteries, I use the regular alkaline type and get my 4-6 hours that I need out of them each time. I replace the batteries on the next gig in order to assure no surprises midway.
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I would imagine so. The unit I have literally "sips" current (standard 9v goes about 2.5--3 weeks w. one hour usage per day), so i'd imagine any rechargeable 9V which fits in the space of the commercial single-use 9v would work. [space is the key...it's a rather snug fit for the commercial 9v].
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The Super Scanner comes with a standard 9 volt alkaline battery. A charger with rechargeable batteries is available from Garrett and sold on Amazon.
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No. Regular alkaline batteries are designed for one lifetime use. Once depleted, they must be disposed of. Rechargeable batteries are designed for recharging. As mentioned before, do not use the QUICK recharger.
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You can charge any rechargeable alkaline or NiMH batteries; not just the iGogreen one
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10 years is the *SHELF LIFE* (estimated). When used in something, it won't magically last 10 years unless that something has a very low current draw. Alkaline 9V batteries might have 550-650 mAh, and Lithium 9V batteries might be 1200-1300, so really you're talking about doubling the capacity, but with a longer shelf life. In other words, don't pay attention to just the shelf life or you'll be in for a shock when it only lasts twice as long in a smoke detector... just bad marketing there, or customers paying attention to the wrong metrics of comparison.
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Hi Joe,These rechargeable AAA sized batteries are the same size as regular Alkaline AAA batteries.
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I really don't know. I bought a pack of 9 volt batteries - Duracell Pro. They have lasted really well with everyday use!
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Several thousand pictures on high-end alkaline batteries. Don't use cheap batteries or rechargeables--Good Luck!!
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Any AAA batteries should work, but like another commenter, I recommend using eneloop nimh batteries. They actually last longer than alkaline and you don't have to worry about leaks. Plus they're rechargeable, and this thing eats through batteries fast.
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The batteries included have a relatively low capacity, only 700mAh.The Microsoft Play & Charge includes a battery with double that capacity, 1400mAh.Your typical alkaline AAs have a capacity around 2400mAh, provided they're of decent quality.I've got some 2700mAh rechargeables, but they're more of a pain to take out and switch than disposables.I'm guessing that's the reason for the 3 bar reading, sorry for going overboard with the details. It's not something to worry about.
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Yes they work very well with rechargeable 9v batteries. I highly recommend the tenergy centura 9v batteries
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You will need 6 quality alkaline batteries. All size AA, and a small screwdriver to remove the battery covers to install them. Instructions specifically note not to use rechargeables
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I just got mine and couldn't find where it said not to use rechargeables, tried N-MH batteries and it worked fine. All 4 modes OK. I would rather use rechargeables since have had Alkalines leak and ruin things the last 3-4 years, (new ones ). I'm talking major brand batteries too. Maybe Chinas' Quality Control has dropped.
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On regular batteries I take it you mean alkaline batteries. They charge very well. I've only charged them once so far as I had quite a stockpile of dead alkaline batteries kicking around here. But I read you are able to recharge them up to ten times. Hope this helps Alan