Difference between 2000 mAh and 2500 mAh? Would using the eneloop battery (maximum 2000 mAh diminish the performance of a product which some say should be powered by 2500 mAh batteries?
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Your S3 will perform just fine with the 2000mAh eneloop cells. There is really no performance gain by going to old-generation 2500-2700mAh cells. Using larger capacity batteries is like installing a larger gas tank on your car. It allows your car to run longer between refueling. But it does not make your car run any faster. If you always charge up the NiMH cells just before use, then larger battery capacity means you can take more pictures before recharging. But if you leave the cells in your camera for a few weeks, those 2500mAh may become exhausted, whereas the eneloop cells are still 95% full. This is like having a larger gas tank for your car, but the gas is constantly leaking even when the car is not in use. So the tank may be empty in a matter of weeks. You will do better with a smaller gas tank that doesn't leak. For all my photo equipment, I'll pick a set of dependable 2000mAh low-self-discharge cells over a set of unreliable 2500mAh cells, any day.
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I did some online research. Maxell 'standard' AA alkaline batteries seem to be rated at about 2250mAh. By comparison, Duracell/Energizer 'standard' batteries seem to be rated at about 2350mAh. (Procell, etc. have higher ratings -- and considerably higher prices.) So, the Maxell's don't quite last as long (95%?), but their price is significantly lower.
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3500mah AA rechargeables? That's very high - my AA Eneloops might reach 2250 or so..... but anyway - yes this unit should work fine. You can adjust the charge to be quicker if you want. I charge my AA Eneloops at about 400 and they're done within 8 hours. I love this charger.
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The Amp-Hour rating of a battery (in this case miliamp-hour) indicates that the battery is capable of delivering the rated number of amps (or miliamps) while discharging for a one hour period of time. Most devices using the batteries are not drawing power at that high a rate, and frequently are being used intermittently, rather than a steady discharge. A 2000 mAh battery should deliver power for a somewhat longer time than a 1080 mAh battery. It also may take slightly longer to charge.
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There are no AAA batteries that can provide 2000 mAh, at least not yet. Using the chart here:, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes , you can see you need to use AA or larger. So, yes, these will provide what you need. The added bonus? I've found the Amazon Basics brand to very reliable, cheaper and in some cases superior to, other brand name products. Check out other Amazon Basics brand items for other items you may need, you won't regret it!
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I don't know what Eneloop batteries are. We used rechargeables. Our son slept 12-13 hours each night and it usually swung the whole time. Then we'd charge the batteries all day and start again.
270910
Different batteries have a different stated capacity. The greater the MAh rating, the more power the battery holds, and thereby the longer they will work in a given product.
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If you were to restate 3000mah (milli-amp-hours) to just 'ah' you would see it stated as '3.0ah'... So the 3000mah battery provides more power than the 2600mah battery. Essentailly, the 3.0ah battery will provide it's power for a longer period of time than the 2.6ah battery. So your Drill Driver, etc., will keep it's strenghth a little longer 3.0 vs the 2.6... Hope that explains it.
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Yes, if you get sufficient sun exposure to fully charge the higher capacity battery. It takes six hours to fully charge the 1000MAH that comes with the N200, so a 1500MAH battery (MUST BE NiMH of the AA size) would likely take 9 hours of direct sunlight to fully charge. (In Winter I only get eight hours of light and six hours of 'direct' sunlight, here in Idaho. I wouldn't be benefited by a battery that large.) The thing is, that six hours of light at night is already enough in Winter (let's me burn the lamp from 4 or 5pm to 10 or 11pm) and MORE than enough in Summer (when the sun goes down at 10pm in Idaho), when you may need very little artificial light. So weigh the need for additional light against the cost. I might opt for a second bulb instead of a higher capacity battery. Two bulbs provide a solution that only requires six hours to charge and allows the choice of either longer run time or more light. And at the same time provides a back up unit.
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The 1600 mah looks different by name than NB-6L 3.7v 1060 MAH. The main difference being 1600 MAH to 1060 MAH, their both 3.7 v. Does anyone know what that difference means. I dont want to wind up frying my camera. Just asking to make sure I can buy this battery with assurance.
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mah stands for milliamp hours. It's a measure of the amount of energy a battery or battery set can store. Thus a 600mah battery can store more energy than the 400mah battery. More stored energy equals more talk time between charges. So the answer is the 600mah will work if the battery has the same battery number (which equates to same voltage, battery physical size, and plug type) and will provide more talk time than your old 400mah battery.
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Generally speaking, the '2000 mAh typical' is the average (i.e. some being in the ~1900-2000mAh range, others being in the ~2000-2100mAh) for rechargeable batteries. Even though these are rebranded Sanyo Eneloops 2nd gen from Japan (1500 cycles - not 1000 as advertised), which are generally more reliable/consistent than nameless Chinese ones, I've little doubt that Amazon would mix older and more discharged cells with newer cells in each package, for cost/efficiency. For that reason, I'd recommend discharging and fully recharging these immediately after you get them in order to get the most consistent results. If you're looking for higher capacity batteries, Amazon also sells these slightly more expensive ones: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Capacity-Pre-Charged-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B00HZV9WTM/ which seem to be rebranded Eneloop XX/Pro's (also Sanyo/Japanese made). You do sacrifice charge cycles (about 1/2 of the white model), but I'm doubtful any normal user would notice the difference, though.
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The batteries are 18V and rated at 54 Watt Hours. So in terms of mAh this would be 3000mAh or 3.0 Ah. However, comparing this to a AA battery that has 2800 mAh (a common size) at 1.5 volts is not very meaningful. Be sure to compare batteries that have the same voltage output.
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I have used Eneloop 1900mahr NiMH rechargeables forever in mine with excellent results. I like Eneloop batteries because they hold the charge longer and you don't pick up a flashlight and find it dead. They can also be recharged more times.
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In the batteries, under + and size AA you can read 2300 mAh. It's true ??? I don't know exactly
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Sorry for the first "short" answer. These batteries are so crappy that the best charger in the world won't do better to make up for their less than advertised capacity (in my experience) and poor performance in a small digital camera. If your going to spend more money get eneloops.
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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.