New NiZn batteries....

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7k195er0o1...mg152.jpg?dl=0
Here's a scanned ad from the famous www.reichelt.de site I mentioned in
one of my oldest posts, the one I ordered the insulation tester from,
unfortunately only in german, don't bother asking for a catalogue in
English, there isn't one. These new batteries, although being
rechargeable, have a nominal voltage of 1,6 volts, so can replace just
any alkaline batterie.For the meanwhile only in AA and AAA sizes. The
(Ansman) charger costs 23.50 euros, and 4 AAA for 8,65 euros, and 4 AA
12,70 , 550 mAh and 1500 mAh respectively. Has anyone tried them?

Tzortzakakis Dimitris wrote:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7k195er0o1...mg152.jpg?dl=0
Here's a scanned ad from the famous www.reichelt.de site I mentioned in
one of my oldest posts, the one I ordered the insulation tester from,
unfortunately only in german, don't bother asking for a catalogue in
English, there isn't one. These new batteries, although being
rechargeable, have a nominal voltage of 1,6 volts, so can replace just
any alkaline batterie.For the meanwhile only in AA and AAA sizes. The
(Ansman) charger costs 23.50 euros, and 4 AAA for 8,65 euros, and 4 AA
12,70 , 550 mAh and 1500 mAh respectively. Has anyone tried them?


Hi,

These batteries have a very short life, pooping out after abut 30 or 35
charges. For most uses, the Eneloop and similar batteries are much to be
preferred.

Mort Linder

In article , Mort
wrote:

Tzortzakakis Dimitris wrote:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7k195er0o1...mg152.jpg?dl=0
Here's a scanned ad from the famous www.reichelt.de site I mentioned in
one of my oldest posts, the one I ordered the insulation tester from,
unfortunately only in german, don't bother asking for a catalogue in
English, there isn't one.

There is now. And I really want to thank you because I don't really know
where to find stuff like this befo

http://www.reichelt.de/?ARTICLE=1673...B0v4Vo8f4431ad
6df1f8e3b9448245363a3e89

Not that I think that I need one but... ;-)

These new batteries, although being
rechargeable, have a nominal voltage of 1,6 volts, so can replace just
any alkaline batterie.For the meanwhile only in AA and AAA sizes. The
(Ansman) charger costs 23.50 euros, and 4 AAA for 8,65 euros, and 4 AA
12,70 , 550 mAh and 1500 mAh respectively. Has anyone tried them?


Hi,

These batteries have a very short life, pooping out after abut 30 or 35
charges. For most uses, the Eneloop and similar batteries are much to be
preferred.

Good to know! :-)
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I tried rechargeable 1.5V batteries a while ago, which perhaps are the
same ones as those you found. They didn't last long.
--
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