What is battery life for Ni-mh?
1707700
Not sure I understand your question. Are you asking what is the battery life i.e. when the battery needs to be replaced or when it needs to be recharged?
1707701
This product is garbage. Runs about two minutes before it goes dead and has to be charged again via dynamo. Buy something else. Don't waste your money.
1707702
I've left my unit in a sunny window since it first arrived -- I play about 10 minutes of music (loud) every day -- and never once has it failed to turn on. So the battery life is pretty much unlimited so long as there's light bright enough to recharge its solar cells. :-)
1707703
As yet untested, no power outage, we have kept it charged by cranking and we have back up batteries, hope this helps...
2037186
Mickey--I own a Shark Model V1900 (uses XB1918 Pack) and a Model V1950 (uses XB1945 Pack). Both Shark packs are NiCd 7.2V @ 1.3Ah and use 6 cells (eack cell is 1.2V). I got tired of the original NiCd Packs losing their capacity and charge capability over just a few months of use, so I researched and found that the NiMh HQRP RBH Pack would fit into both vacs; it uses 4 cells (each cell is 1.8 V). The NiMh Pack is rated @ 3Ah, and gives much more runtime AND an appreciable power increase as evidenced by a higher motor pitch. It also is not prone to the "memory affect" that plagues NiCd batteries. I have been using the HQRP Packs for about 3 years and both are still going strong.
940427
Energizer NH12BP-4 Rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride AAA Battery, 4 CountBrings 8 AA and 4 AAA
1049556
Manual reads: Three (3) sealed rechargeable Ni-MH batteries should last for many years before they need to be replaced.
1701491
I've been using 2 AAA Ni-MH rechargable batteries in it. Can play continuosly for about 48hrs before changing them out. Getting the batteries out of the controller is kind of tricky but can be done with no harm to the batteries or controller if you take out one with your finger nail and gently bang the other one out. Ni-MH AAA batteries with charger is fairly cheap.
968815
mAh = milliamps x hours. It is the capacity of the battery. The higher the number the longer the battery will last.
1013305
The user manual only states the following spec's for the handset battery: 2.4 Vdc, AAA x2, Ni-MH. The two batteries are bound together in a plastic sheath with lead wires extending out having a small plug. There is no model # on the battery package.
75618
The batteries in these phones are listed as BT18433/BT28433 2.4V 500mAH NI=MH. Hope this helps! xcom4
820155
Battery Life**Up to 4 hours with standard 4-cell batteryWeightStarting at 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)Ports2 USB 3.0, USB 2.0, HDMI-out, 2-in-1 card reader (SD/MMC), headphone/mic combo, VGAMicrophoneAnalogSpeakersStereo
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The only problem that can arise is that the battery will develop a memory (where the battery does not last as long after being charged when not fully drained). If you have a newer model this is not a big problem. They switched from ni-cad to ni-mh batteries which are not as bad about developing a memory. If you have the newer battery I would not worry to much just drain it every once in a while to let it get a full charge, if you have the older type I would only put it on the charger when it needs it. The good news though is that the ni-mh battery is available for only $20 here so you can replace it easily of needed (and you can always upgrade if you have a ni-cd, everything is universal. The only problem that can arise is that the battery will develop a memory (where the battery does not last as long after being charged when not fully drained). If you have a newer model this is not a big problem. They switched from ni-cad to ni-mh batteries which are not as bad about developing a memory. If you have the newer battery I would not worry to much just drain it every once in a while to let it get a full charge, if you have the older type I would only put it on the charger when it needs it. The good news though is that the ni-mh battery is available for only $20 here so you can... » Read More The only problem that can arise is that the battery will develop a memory (where the battery does not last as long after being charged when not fully drained). If you have a newer model this is not a big problem. They switched from ni-cad to ni-mh batteries which are not as bad about developing a memory. If you have the newer battery I would not worry to much just drain it every once in a while to let it get a full charge, if you have the older type I would only put it on the charger when it needs it. The good news though is that the ni-mh battery is available for only $20 here so you can replace it easily of needed (and you can always upgrade if you have a ni-cd, everything is universal. « Show Less
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Although I have not tried rechargeable Ni-MH cells in this light, they should work just fine, albeit with a slightly reduced output as compared with fresh D cells. However rechargeable D-Cells are relatively expensive compared with a primary D-Cell. I normally operate my Streamlight Siege on medium, not high, to obtain the long runtime.
840515
Whatever this means straight from the manual: Battery* Battery Type AA * Details 2 x AA alkaline battery ( included )2 x AA NiMH rechargeable battery ( optional ) * Battery Life Details Photo shooting - 140 shots ( alkaline batteries )Photo shooting - 380 shots ( NiMH batteries )Playback - 7 hours ( alkaline batteries )Playback - 10 hours ( NiMH batteries )
1055340
I just looked at my battery and it says: 2.4v 500mAh NI-MHBatteryplus.com sells them if you have one local, expensive though. Radioshack should sell them. However, you can check with Amazon in their search area using "2.4v 500mAh NI-MH". Make sure you check the reviews on them.
200569
The battery information says: Duracell Rechargeable Pre Charged AA HR6/NiMH 1.2V/2400mAh. Used mine in a keyboard and charged it up overnight. I didn't check the charge when I got them but my keyboard is still working great, key lighting and wireless connectivity, with no issues. It's been days and it is getting used a lot. Hope this helps answer your question.
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Paul, check in your owners manual the charging procedure. It is rather complicated. You start it when G3 is turned off, switch charging with F7 button, then select the charging time with tuning knob. If you do all this magic with no effort - check your NiMh batteries. Very old batteries may function just one hour.
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That is a nimh battery and what you get in the kit is a trickle charger. In general a battery that size will take about 4 to six hours. i beleive it is a 3000mah compasity battery which is low by today hobby grade standards and will more than likely only take he 4 hours. being an nimh battery run it dead as possible the first few times and then you will notice the run times getting longer.
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I'v used rechargeable batterys in mine for over 2 years NiMH Rechargeable Cell: AA Size, 1.2V 2600mAh from www.batteryspace.com/