My camera is a new jukifilm AX650 and uses AA batteries and should be able to use both AA AND NIMH RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES, BUT WON'T RECOGNIZE NIMH.
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To be honest I don't understand your question. Yes you can use a rechargeable battery
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Make sure in charge mode by holding "battery" button while radio is off. Should say CHA ON and nimh battery image should be in upper left of display. I haven't had any problems, but the 1000 ma batteries don't last long.
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Ni-MH do work but the number of pictures is limited. When the battery drops below a certain level your camera is dead. The lens will probably be out and won't come back in until you replace or recharge the battery. I was going to count the number of pictures but I took movies as well. I am guessing about 50 pictures before the battery went dead.
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It works fine with NiMH batteries. Just charged my NiMH today. Not sure where is was written, I use this charger with a NiMH battery, it works fine.
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You can use any brand of NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) rechargeable batteries with the Sony Cycle Charger, however, I've found that the charger doesn't like high-capacity Duracells. There may be other specific brands/capacities the charger doesn't like.
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I have discharged NiMH AA batteries in my camera and in a Sony Walkman, I assume that any device that uses AA batteries would do the same. A pen light might take a little longer to discharge but it should work.
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This seems to be a problem with some of these. I cannot get it to work in picture take mode, only in playback mode. From there, however, you can change the battery type, so I know mine didn't work even after changing this. I've tried several sets of batteries, both alk and nimh. After at most a few pictures it says it's dead, but in playback mode it still says it's fully charged. So, I'm guessing there's a quality control issue with these.
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is... » Read More you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery « Show Less
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I was just given the PowerShot A560 (haven't had time to play with it, yet). Anyway, excuse my ignorance but what are NiMH cells and how are they different from alkaline?Thanks for your assistance.
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As long as your camera accepts alkaline AA cells, it will accept NiMH AA cells. Don't get fooled into buying only Canon brand NiMH cells for Canon camera. Any brand will do. But of course I strongly recommend low self-discharge NiMH cells. See my previous post.
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Purchased 2 of these batteries for my Nikon 1V1 (It said they would be compatible with my camera). However, my camera rejected them (I am paraphrasing here but it indicated I should install the proper batteries for my camera.) I purchased a couple of Wasabi Power batteries for Nikon En-El15 and the first thing I did was test them in my camera. The camera accepted each one without a problem. They just arrived a couple of days ago and I have a fully charged battery in my camera already so I don't know the battery life of these batteries yet.
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We're still using the battery that came with the brush, so I haven't tried. We had an older version of the brush and they worked in there. I believe most items use NI-MH or NiCad AAs as if they were just AAs. As far as I know, the only difference is in the charger or charger settings if you have a multi-charger. The ultimate benefit of rechargeables is that they are interchangeable and "green" as far as frequency of disposal.
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Yes it does work with your model. It's a bit fiddly to connect but it does allow you to work without worrying if the power (as with batteries) suddenly runs out. I use rechargeable NiMh batteries which last considerably longer than standard batteries for the time I use the camera to pc.
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I have used NiMh and rechargeable batteries with no problem with mine, although most of my shots are in bright, existing light. There are a couple of settings that will prevent the flash from functioning. The flash will not work in Discrete Mode or the No Flash Mode. There may be other settings also. Check the manual.
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Yes you can use NiMH AA and AAA rechargeable batteries. Based on our experience with this car, I recommend rechargeable batteries, particularly for the car's 6 AA batteries. Otherwise you'll be buying lots of throw away batteries. Along with the car, we bought the Energizer CHP4W8-4 Smart Recharge AA/AAA Charger with 8AA and 4AAA NiMH Batteries, also from Amazon, and those work well with this car. If you get that, along with 4 additional NiMH AA batteries, you can be charging 6 AA's while you're using the other 6 in the car. The controller batteries last much longer because they're not running motors.
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I did not find that to be the case with my SP565. I used Sony Brand Ni-MH AA rechargables in mine, no issues what-so-ever. AA rechargeable batteries are all pretty much the same voltage 1.2V. The only differnce is the mAh rating on them. I would always recomend buying a good brand named rechargable batteries because you really do get what you pay for. Maybe thats why Olympus recomends only using their brand batteries, so that someone doesnt buy cheap ones and then blame the camera for short battery life.
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Any battery recharger that can accept NiMH batteries will work. I personally like my "MAHA MH-C9000" a lot. It's reliable, fast and doesn't wear the batteries excessively by allowing them to get too hot while charging. (Cheap chargers can do this and you end up paying what you saved buying the cheap charger on replacement batteries that stop working before they should.)