Which battery stick has the best reviews
1712935
I get 1 recharge of my HTC One using the Powerstick. Enough to let me do what I need to do.
1658092
I bought a complete Ryobi tool kit. I am not impressed with some of the tools. The rotary saw and kit batteries are junk and the batteries beganto lose life and power right away and did'nt survive even one year. Get one expensive lithium ion battery and you will be much happier than with your kit battery.
1389478
I have had the K1 since they were first made. I have had no battery problem at all. Nonetheless I would like a battery with more stayng power. I have whisperjet on only when I am downloading books, otherwise it is off.So I am not in dissastified class, but in the hoping for a battery with a long life when charged.
292920
You are paying for quality, but the price is afordable.I used Dewalt, Ridgid, Milwaukee and even Ryobi. The quality of Busch is better than any of those. Batteries (SLIM PACK) are 1.5 ah and 27 wh, but they last as long as 2 ah
1732680
I use the Floureon 11.1v 5500 mah battery. A little on the heavy side but no problem for the 525. Over 12min. flying time. Had a problem with battery plugs until I found the Traxxas Style TRX connector. Tried the Deans plug, Banana plug and Bullet plug. The Traxxas Style TRX came out on top, in my opinion. A little soldering involved but worth the change.
2033335
Any rechargeable AA will work. The ones with the higher mAh ratings will likely hold a charge longer. I've used different brands without noticing much difference. I would just avoid the cheapest, unknown brands.
2084587
The Blue version is old outdated stock. I got a good deal on 16 of the blue ones and they don't hold a candle to the Premiums. Tenergy currently makes two D cells, the Premium which is the best performance D cell available and the Centura which is designed for long term storage or low self discharge. Both are excellent choices, the blue version is older tech and not recommended unless they are very cheap. I use the Blue ones in my Mag lights and they don't last anywhere close to the Premiums, I won't be getting anymore blue ones, not worth the low capacity and poor shelf life. Stay with the Premiums, good voltage stability, durable, decent shelf life. If you want to store them as emergency cells, get the LSD type. They hold voltage much longer after months in storage.
73437
yes, they are not as good, u have less run time then the $120 each battery. If you are looking to sell it they are fine if you use it all day every day go with trojan or jazzy battery
198785
Nimh is superior in performance. Generally not affected by strange charging habits etc. ( such as developing a memory etc. )
844895
I just use regular batts and avoid all the fuss. Ni-MH batts will can't hold their charge very long at room temperature as well as alkaline varieties, are pretty pricey compared to alkaline, and eventually will die out too (or reach a point where their half-life makes their use totally inefficient). Flip runs quite well on normal AA and I never have to worry about overheating/charging or any issues many of the 1-star folks bring up.
101645
The best charger is seen here: http://www.foursevens.com/products/UBC. The best battery is something you would need to contact the company about. They will tell you which one you need. I bought this charger and the battery that they told me to get and I have been very pleased with everything. Totally worth it.
770171
I use the "Shoot". I don't know if it is the best or the most but it works reliably and the price is about $25.
1626123
To the best of my knowledge, any decent NiMH should work.... Its my opinion that the low discharge rate batteries, such as Imedion or Eneloops are the best batteries available these days, not since they offer the greatest capacity, but since their low discharge rate allows them to sit unused for greater periods of time, and still deliver when needed. A device such as the PortaPow might sit in your glove box for months or years before being needed. To then find the bats dead makes no sense. If you are using the portapow daily, well, I'd think there are better ways to charge your portable device....
1943238
Are we allowed to say competitor websites? (I honestly don't know) E-bay was a good place to get memory sticks at a cheaper price. Scan for a while and you'll find some good deals. I recently bought two 8 GB Memory Stick Duo Pros via the Buy it Now option - one was $25 and the other was $28.95 (each had free shipping and were new in package). As for the battery, I know of only the one battery, but maybe someone else knows of another?Hope this helps!
1688741
Wasabi batteries have been so good that when I order back-up batteries, I always look for Wasabi. My cameras that use them include Fuji, Canon, OlympusThey last at least as long as the O.E.M≥ batteries and I never have had a problem.
1015568
Don't really know what to tell you for sure. It is kind of a guessing game as what will work best for you. I am happy with my purchase, my battery was so weak that I had to stay hooked to electric (only had about 20 minutes on old battery) this one works just like a new one should. I don't think any of the batteries will do exactly what they say. (seems just like a guideline to me)
1686755
One is based on NiMH and the other is Lithium-ion. I've used the NiMH and I'm not at all happy with the welding/mechanical connection on the negative side of the battery. Both are Low Self Discharge (LSD) which is good. I'd go for it and get the LiON 9v @600mAh -- In theory it should last 3x longer. These NiMH 9v are "claimed to be LSD" but I get poor shelf life, nothing like the Sanyo 'White Label AA" which are fantastic NiHM LSD batteries. I've had superior results with Lithium-ion, but you pay the price. You will have to run your own tests and real world applications. I'd buy the set with the 4 batteries and the recharger (as they are only asking a bit over $2 for the charger -- some batteries can be touchy with what charger is charging them. Would enjoy seeing your feedback on your experience.