rechargable aa batterys

[duckp]

where is a good place to buy these need quite a few for cell cameras

 

[BadDogPSD]

I've been happy with eneloops. I get them on Amazon.

 

[ElDiablito]

I used to buy Eneloops but now buy the Amazon branded high capacity AAs for my cams.

Amazon.com

 

[NYyotekiller]

I used to buy Eneloops but now buy the Amazon branded high capacity AAs for my cams.

Amazon.com

I do the same.

I've had similar results with both brands of batteries. Some say that the Amazon branded batteries are the exact same.

 

[weekender7]

Eneloops when fully charged only put out 1.2v. Those that say they like them likely have very low pic volume on cell cameras. I run cameras on hog feeders where I have high pic traffic. I have found that the AA's that store 3v and put out a constant 1.5v to be a much better choice for me. There are several brands that fall into this category.

here is one on Amazon. These batteries put out a full 1.5v from start to finish where Eneloops start at 1.2v and go down from there.

Amazon.com

 

[wapitibob]

EBL high capacity from Amazon

 

[Boarmaster]

I’m using both the eneloops (white)and the eneloop pros (black). I’m not having trouble with either. I guess I bought them 3 years ago. I think I have them in AA and AAA.

 

[Beendare]

Yep, Amazon- good stuff.

What you realize is that these Batteries will lose a charge from sitting for a long time- some worse than others.

BUT- thats the same with regular batteries that have been sitting around- they lose their charge too....you just aren't putting them on a charger to see it.

 

[browning2480]

What charger are you using for the Amazon batteries

 

[ElDiablito]

This is the one I’m using currently

Amazon.com

 

[BCsteve]

Never tried rechargeables in my trail cams. How long do they last compared to lithium or regular alkaline batteries ?

 

[ElDiablito]

Never tried rechargeables in my trail cams. How long do they last compared to lithium or regular alkaline batteries ?

Depends on a number of factors including ambient temps, the efficiency of your camera, how many pics you’re getting per day and the number of night pics. I get up to 10-12 months on some of mine.