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Rechargeable AA (2100mAh) "GOOD TO GO" (Hybrio, Eneloop etc.) Ni-Mh Battery - Pack of 4 in FREE Case, £4.49 & less, Delivered @ 7 day shop
£4.49
Hybrio / Eneloop type AA batteries. i.e. they are charged and ready to use, and hold their charge for up to a year.
Bargain price if they perform similar to Hybrios etc. I've used 7ds batteries for many years and found them reliable and well performing.
Price reduces if you order multiples (e.g. ranging from £4.49 for 1 pack down to £3.89 for 10). Includes postage.
"JUST ARRIVED BY POPULAR DEMAND - 7dayshop.com Good TO GO batteries arrive pre-charged and ready to use. Additionally they hold their charge for longer times than traditional Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries and can be recharged up to 1,000 times...
7dayshop.com "GOOD TO GO" are the similar/same in technology as Sanyo ENELOOP, Panasonic Infinium, Uniross Hybrio, GP Recyko, Sony Cycle Energy, Duracell Active Charge, Hama Ready 4 Power and Camlink's Ready 2 Go batteries - Only Much Better Value of Course !!
Ni-Mh (nickel metal hydride) type batteries are favoured by demanding users as they are memory free and offer superb performance over traditional Ni-Cad rechargeable and also single-use Alkaline types. These 7dayshop.com batteries are compatible with all good quality chargers and equipment types too.
AA size batteries are also known as LR6, LR06 and MN1500
These AA batteries are supplied with a FREE plastic (semi-transparent) storage case, which will help to look after your batteries and also prevent possibly dangerous short-circuits in your pocket or case etc. These cases are modular and can be linked together to provide a larger/longer case. We also sell these cases separately (and in differing colours) to help with battery rotation etc.
Ask yourself why Ni-Mh rechargeable batteries becoming so very popular ?
Because using rechargeable batteries will save you hundreds of £££'s over using "single-use" batteries. They cost only a few pence to re-charge and can be used again and again (up to 1,000 times in fact). Very often they offer better performance than even the best one time use alkaline batteries on the market today. The charging technology has also moved forward and it is now possible to re-charge Ni-Mh batteries in much shorter times than was possible before and a big extra plus is that they are also kinder to the environment as you are not throwing batteries away to landfill sites.
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Last edited by brilly : 01-11-2009 at 19:04. |
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thnx for heat info
 sure i saw some tests on the batteries on a camera user forum but was pretty soon after they came to market so only a few tested. plenty of simple ones on net now like :http://www.stefanv.com/electronics/sanyo_eneloop.html for an idea |
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I dont get the point of these. They're lower capacity (2100mAh) than cheaper normal NiMHs (even from the same site). Unless you literally have to use them as soon as they come through the post, surely its better to get 2800mAh ones, then charge them up ready. Higher capacity, lower price....
To me they seem like a gimmick... Still... Heat added, as if you want them, it ain't a bad price Last edited by Axemanbob : 02-11-2009 at 07:40. |
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Axemanbob:
I dont get the point of these. They're lower capacity (2100mAh) than cheaper normal NiMHs (even from the same site). Unless you literally have to use them as soon as they come through the post, surely its better to get 2800mAh ones, then charge them up ready. Higher capacity, lower price.... To me they seem like a gimmick... Still... Heat added, as if you want them, it ain't a bad price
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