Fyrm Fouroux
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UK rechargeable batteriesFor about 6 months I have been using a Duracell multi-charger off our 240 volt mains supply for both AA and 9v Energizer batteries. The 9v battery doesn't seem to last well in my electro-acoustic guitar and the AAs last no time in my Logitech chordless mouse.
Anyone else experienced problems with this sort of thing. Any recommendations for a better solution for renewables?
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ticious
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I gave up on my Logitech wireless mouse because of the battery issue and went back to the HP one (with a tail) that came with my pc.
I don't have a guitar
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Fyrm Fouroux
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| ticious wrote: | | I gave up on my Logitech wireless mouse because of the battery issue and went back to the HP one (with a tail) that came with my pc. |
Are you sure this isn't just a neko thing?
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RayW
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Sanity Inn
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http://www.metaefficient.com/rech...rgeable-lithium-batteries-9v.html
Once a battery light charger turns off, the battery starts to loose voltage, 5- 10% per day , so timing is important, or if you know you will need it, reseat the battery and you 'll see the charger back on
trickle charging is better for battery life, ( slow charging) as power charging burns them out fatser
all batteries have x-amount of recharges, so check the specs on a given brand
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Toby Lancaster
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I had a normal PP3 in my Ovation for 28 years before I had to change it (is that a record?), so I'd advocate normal batteries over rechargables in guitars.
Then again more modern guitars may use more power.
Toby
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