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On Sun, 12 Apr 2009 09:14:08 -0700, Mike the Strike wrote:
Digital SLRs are notoriously more picky about battery voltage than many other consumer electronics and are often unhappy with lower voltage cells like NiMH.. This one (a Pentax K100D) seems pretty happy with the batteries. I'm not happy about the capacity I'm seeing. If I buy 2400 mAh cells I expect to see 90% of that when cycle testing the new cells. If NiCDs can do that and still give 80% if abused for a year or two I'm not even slightly impressed with cells that can't even manage 50% of their rated capacity. Others have reported better luck with newer technology NiMH batteries such as Sanyo's Eneloops. I'll look into those: thanks. I've also heard that uniRoss are good - any comments or experience with them? -- martin@ | Martin Gregorie gregorie. | Essex, UK org | |
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