what's difference tween Tenergy D Size 10,000mAh High Capacity High Rate NiMH Rechargeable Batteries and these? Besides the word Premium &amp; a few $ ?
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These batteries are lighter then the tenergy 10,000 mah high capacity model. Apparently the premium model is made from a different composition that has higher performance and better features.
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d size batteries.buy rechargeables.worth the investment.buy the sanyo d size battery adaptors.you can save $$$$ or d size rechargeable batteries.shop wisely.energizers aa rechargeables suck.do fir the sanyo aa batteries.best wishes.good luck.write if you have ????.
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I wouldn't base the decision on what battery comes with it, especially since you can get 5000 mAh packs for around $30 that are NiMH, not NiCd, which I believe is what these tanks typically ship with. NiMH batteries don't suffer from the same memory effect issues that NiCd batteries do.
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No idea! I have used these as a cost effective alternative to the Duracell batteries. I find they perform the same as a Duracell with the price drop related to no marketing cost.
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Alex, unfortunately the others weren't reading your question correctly. I have done some research on the company jmd and have found that You must read the reviews! Not just on the item you are looking at, but go to their storefront. Take time to read so you don't get burned. Their batteries may sell because of the price and name brand, but what you order is not always what you get.
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[Updated on April 4, 2015] To clarify, there are now three different versions of AmazonBasic rechargeable NiMH batteries: - The original AmazonBasics batteries came in black wrappers. They are made in China and have the capacity rating of 2000mAh. They are NOT as good as Sanyo eneloop batteries. AmazonBasics AA NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries - The second version of AmazonBasics batteries came in white wrappers. They are made in Japan and also have the capacity rating of 2000mAh. They are (according to me) rebranded 2nd-gen Sanyo eneloop, so you can expect at least 1500 cycles lifespan. AmazonBasics Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries - The third version is also black but called 'high-capacity'. They are (according to me) rebranded Sanyo XX. They are rated 2400mAh, but actual capacity is around 2550mAh, just like Sanyo XX. The rated lifespan of the XX is only 500 cycles. AmazonBasics High-Capacity Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries
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Ok, it's actually rather simple. The P109 dual pack are actually two P107 "slim" batteries. That's the size I use because they 1/2 the weight of the larger high capacity batteries. I only use the smaller ones because if you're hefting a bat-drill all day long...it gets heavy after picking it up for the 50th or 60th time. That being said, if you plan to do a lot of drilling, the high capacity batteries are a better buy, but that comes at a price of being heavier. I hope that helped.
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I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily... » Read More I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. « Show Less
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I too use Tenergy Low Self Discharge Ni-MH D cell batteries in mine. They are expensive but work great. Eneloop AA batteries work with adapters, but they don't last very long.
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I have the Tenergy T9688. It failed to give these large D cells a full charge. I bought a Maha Powerex MH-C808M, which does the job nicely.
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No they aren't fake. Some of them seem like damaged goods or don't hold charge as good as older Tenergy Ds. For example I have Fenix TK-70... older T-Energy Ds should hold turbo for 70 minutes, while these will hold for 10 minutes max. I would constantly recharge them from 50% to 100% just so they can hold turbo mode on my flashlight. Making people believe that these are damaged goods. The authentic ones are sold for 10-30 dollars more on the official website.
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I've been using the Tenergy T-1199BE Universal NiMH Battery Charger for maybe six years now, and I absolutely love it. I'll never buy another dinky Duracell or whatever charger again. It will charge four of these D-cells at a time. I've used it in a greenhouse to keep portable water aerators running around the clock. The batteries charge overnight or over the course of a day, and then are run down with 12 hours of constant use after. I've cycled these batteries through this charger in that fashion hundreds of times, and haven't noticed a decrease in the batteries' capacity. Tenergy stuff is good stuff. I've been using the Tenergy T-1199BE Universal NiMH Battery Charger for maybe six years now, and I absolutely love it. I'll never buy another dinky Duracell or whatever charger again. It will charge four of these D-cells at a time. I've used it in a greenhouse to keep portable water aerators running around the clock. The batteries charge overnight or over the course of a day, and then are run down with 12 hours of constant use after. I've cycled these batteries through this charger in that fashion hundreds of times, and haven't noticed a decrease in the batteries' capacity. Tenergy stuff is... » Read More I've been using the Tenergy T-1199BE Universal NiMH Battery Charger for maybe six years now, and I absolutely love it. I'll never buy another dinky Duracell or whatever charger again. It will charge four of these D-cells at a time. I've used it in a greenhouse to keep portable water aerators running around the clock. The batteries charge overnight or over the course of a day, and then are run down with 12 hours of constant use after. I've cycled these batteries through this charger in that fashion hundreds of times, and haven't noticed a decrease in the batteries' capacity. Tenergy stuff is good stuff. « Show Less
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Ten (10) great little batteries, I Immediately tested mine with a multi-meter and all were in super shape, all ten had excellent voltage.I have already ordered more of another type and they were in super condition too and all tested great.The wrapper may be diffent from the package displayed but the battery is the important part.Good luck and have a great new year.
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Good idea, but NO unfortunately. The one plus is that it is a lithium battery, which is lighter, and according to the Remington packaging I am looking at, "Up to 3x longer life than NIMH rechargeable battery".
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i only have experience with the 2-tone blue tenergy batteries. i'm sorry to say that i am not familiar with the other brand.
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Apologies for such a late/delayed response. ALL of the listed rechargeable batteries AA/AAA/C/D/9V are handled, and BOTH types, the Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) and Nickel-Cadmium (NiCD). I have been using it for quite awhile now, and this unit works wonderfully. But, I will HIGHLY RECOMMEND to anyone, spend a little bit more money on the Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeables! They last about two to three times as long after recharge than the NiCD type. Just a suggestion :) :) :)
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I am only finding these, but perhaps one is interchangeable. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_pg_1?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Arechargeable+battery+pack+leapfrog&keywords;=rechargeable+battery+pack+leapfrog&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1405199637