Best AAA LONG LASING battery ?
1022208
Much better then regular battery, took 200 pictures in Alaska and still going strong.
1022209
Depends on the application. Any device with a motor or that provides any movement, like a miniature player/recorder/or similar, will last longer with the Energizer battery, whether a AAA or a AA. A straight resistive load, like a flashlight/or similar, are just as reliable with regular batteries. Hope this helps!
1022210
I suggest Energizer I have used for some time, been in my home thermostat for 2 years and still going.
1277545
I can only attest to Energizer and Streamlight batteries. Any quality battery will provide consistent performance from this outstanding tact light.
494436
2 - 3Volt 123A Batteries. You can use any type but I prefer the Surefire Brand myself.
1868961
Long, just as any laser. However this does not work via trigger pull. It is constant on when activated. Might not be the solution you are looking for.
1482785
The BSA laser uses two AG13, or equivalent LR44 Button type batteries. They last a very long time.
162605
Milliamphour is a standard measure of a batteries capacity. So a 1000 mAH battery can deliver 1000 mA for one hour down to its rated discharge voltage. I use surefire 123As disposable lithium batteries. Lithium have the highest energy density. You could also use a single rechargeable 18650 instead of two 123As. They will self discharge, but a still pretty good if you use it regularly. Panasonic cells are highly rated, but I have no personal experience with 18650s.
1543500
Yes, that's the longer run-time version of the Ni-Cd battery. I used to use those and they work in the vac. I've switched everything over to the Li-ion batteries and couldn't be happier. My only complaint is that my Dewalt site laser and sawzall won't accept the new Li batteries. Who dropped the ball on that?
678288
standard AAA batteries. They last a very long time. They are very easy to change.
1919922
I prefer this AAA battery set, they last months before having to be replaced. The newer built-in rechargeable battery set i believe they advertise as having a 24hr battery life before having to be recharged. That made my selling point the AAA pair.
679025
My unit uses one AAA battery, which lasts weeks. A disposable battery works perfectly, but you might try one that recharges in a separate unit.
915215
one more vote for the Energizer L91 AA lithium batteries. I found they lasted at least 4 times as long as brand name alkaline batteries in my now stolen canon a530. while the initial purchase of the batteries is more expensive they end up costing you less money because they last so much longer. i also noticed the camera weighed much less with them in it and the flash seemed to recharge faster.
1112241
I have used 2 different batteries. Klarus 2200mah and an eagletac 3100mah. Both have about the same results and last 2 1/2 to 3 hours on the highest setting. The klarus 2200mah will not be as bright as the eagletac but will give you about 3 hours, and the eagletac will be slightly brighter but gives you about 2 1/2 hours. It's not a problem for me since I carry extra batteries. Is it worth it???? Definitely!!! Best flashlight I have ever owned...I have 2 of them. Keep in mind that these numbers are on the highest setting... you can still drop to medium and low after a few hours.
2230689
Use regular AAA batteries. These are not the greatest quality of lights, I have several that have not worked and several that have stopped working.
7335
Jared, I use the 3-Volt 18650 batteries in just about every flashlight and Laser I own. Never had a problem with them. Just make sure you use the right charger designed for them, to re-charge!
2093557
beats me...i just use regular AAA...i really like the light and got 4 extra for gifts...so far no probs. try a diff brand rechargeable; the chinese sometimes vary in size
1607914
I use Energizer 1632. Best to get a few as they don"t last long and it's easy to forget to turn the scope off. Hope this helps
1619159
I use the Photogenic ISB2183 ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System that I purchased through Adorama. It is a portable battery that you plug your moonlight into just like you would into a wall socket. It has two outlets enabling you to operate two monolights at the same time.