Rechargeable Ni-Mh Batteries - AA Cell Size (2900mAh) - Pack of 20 - £19.95 @ 7dayshop

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  phillred1 year, 10 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

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  Edited By: phillred on Jul 17, 2011 12:49
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  goonertillidie[helper]1 year, 10 months ago1 Like #2Show comment toolsReply

  Go to deal link fixed & image added :)
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  leekickass1 year, 10 months ago1 Like #3Show comment toolsReply

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO
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  splatsplatsplat1 year, 10 months ago10 Likes #4Show comment toolsReply

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  
  you dont have kids do you
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  KEVIN6BZ1 year, 10 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Great deal . May have to throw out my old tired 2400mah batteries and get some of these 2900mah ones. Yea don't really need 5 packs , may ask some family members if they wanna buy a pack for £4 .
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  csiman1 year, 10 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!
  
  bit of a silly comment really!
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  csiman1 year, 10 months ago2 Likes #7Show comment toolsReply

  KEVIN6BZ

  Great deal . May have to throw out my old tired 2400mah batteries and get some of these 2900mah ones. Yea don't really need 5 packs , may ask some family members if they wanna buy a pack for £4 .

  
  or just buy a pack of 4 for £4.29 oO
  
  http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=108409
  
  

  
  Edited By: csiman on Jul 17, 2011 13:25
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  cankersaurus1 year, 10 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  
  i do although i already bought more than 5 packs from them not so long ago. heat added.
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  stefor1 year, 10 months ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Don't forget the 1% Quidco back too!! (_;)
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  simate1 year, 10 months ago1 Like #10Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!bit of a silly comment really!

  
  Smoke alarms? I've only ever seen 9v one's.
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  SHOWMAN361 year, 10 months ago7 Likes #11Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!
  
  bit of a silly comment really!

  
  
  "Silly comments" here's a very silly one......
  
  "people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!"
  
  Using rechargeables in a smoke alarm is a definite no no(unless they are the Eneloop type) they're also not that great in remote controls.
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  DeanSupreme uk1 year, 10 months ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  splatsplatsplat

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  
  you dont have kids do you

  
  
  Yep if you have kids you will soon find out that you can never have to many batteries in the house.
  
  
  Saying that I'm gonna get these for myself as all mine are in the kids toys and I need my own set for my flashgun.
  
  

  
  Edited By: DeanSupreme uk on Jul 17, 2011 14:46
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  666FU1 year, 10 months ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  KEVIN6BZ

  Great deal . May have to throw out my old tired 2400mah batteries and get some of these 2900mah ones. Yea don't really need 5 packs , may ask some family members if they wanna buy a pack for £4 .

  
  or just buy a pack of 4 for £4.29 oO
  
  http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=108409
  
  

  
  
  I agree.
  Nothing special here. A grand saving of £1.50 (7.5p each) for buying in bulk.
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  csiman1 year, 10 months ago4 Likes #14Show comment toolsReply

  SHOWMAN36

  csiman

  leekickass

  great deal heat added but who needs this many rechargeables ?oO

  
  people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!
  
  bit of a silly comment really!

  
  
  "Silly comments" here's a very silly one......
  
  "people with remote controls, bike lights, smoke alarms, etc etc!"
  
  Using rechargeables in a smoke alarm is a definite no no(unless they are the Eneloop type) they're also not that great in remote controls.

  
  utter crap as per usual!
  
  I have some in my Logitech universal remote and havent had to recharge even after 6 months use.
  
  and smoke alarms warn you when the battery gets low! DOH!
  

  
  Edited By: csiman on Jul 17, 2011 15:00
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  mini0ne1 year, 10 months ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  looks ok for those who dont need so many lidl have 4 packs of 2500mah for £2.47
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  robsprocket1 year, 10 months ago6 Likes #16Show comment toolsReply

  csiman

  
  and smoke alarms warn you when the battery gets low! DOH!
  

  
  
  Not keen on being woken by that annoying noise they make when the batteries go flat, especially at 3am. Think I stick to standard batteries with a longer life and just change them every six months. Would be a shame if the rechargeable suddenly went flat just as the fire starts. DOH!
  
  "a problem with rechargeable batteries is a rapid voltage drop at the end of their useful charge. This is of concern in devices such as smoke detectors, since the battery may transition from "charged" to "dead" so quickly that the low-battery warning period from the detector is either so brief as to go unnoticed, or may not occur at all."
  

  
  Edited By: robsprocket on Jul 17, 2011 15:37
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  Gra1231 year, 10 months ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  are these not better one's than the cheap crap you get inside the solar garden lights.
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  lakeuk1 year, 10 months ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  If you're not going to use the batteries for months on end, or plan to use them in remotes, smoke alarms then I'd recommend get the green colour 7dayshop batteries which are low drain
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  abx1 year, 10 months ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  Not a fan of this company's "ready to go batteries" they give continuous inaccurate readings on my digital camera (it shows flat one day then full the next) this could be a fault with my camera but it works fine with Eneloops and standard primaries. They also do not hold their charge as well as Eneloops.
  
  You get what you pay for with batteries. I wouldn't bother with cheaper rechargeables any more.
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  alexdodd1 year, 10 months ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  Yeah eneloops or equivalents should be used in low drain applications like clocks bike lights remotes smoke alarms. Otherwise you're just wasting your time with regular NiMH since they leak more than they give...

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