USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
01-06-2009 | 06:55 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
i called MOULTRIE and they said you cant use rechargeable batterys because they dont put out volts you need.
well, i have the enegizers alkaline rechargeable ones and i tried them.
they took 75 beautiful pictures at night and power still at 99%.
so far, i see no problem using them .
well, i have the enegizers alkaline rechargeable ones and i tried them.
they took 75 beautiful pictures at night and power still at 99%.
so far, i see no problem using them .
01-06-2009 | 07:06 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
I have been using rechargables in my Reconyx cameras for 1 year. No problems. They perform better than other batteries all the way around. It has been one year since I bought any batteries for my cameras.
01-06-2009 | 07:42 PM
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
ORIGINAL: AR Bowhunter
I have been using rechargables in my Reconyx cameras for 1 year. No problems. They perform better than other batteries all the way around. It has been one year since I bought any batteries for my cameras.
I have been using rechargables in my Reconyx cameras for 1 year. No problems. They perform better than other batteries all the way around. It has been one year since I bought any batteries for my cameras.
01-07-2009 | 04:55 AM
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
ORIGINAL: sproulman
they say the NIMH type rechargeable ones are best.
That is what I use.
ORIGINAL: AR Bowhunter
I have been using rechargables in my Reconyx cameras for 1 year. No problems. They perform better than other batteries all the way around. It has been one year since I bought any batteries for my cameras.
I have been using rechargables in my Reconyx cameras for 1 year. No problems. They perform better than other batteries all the way around. It has been one year since I bought any batteries for my cameras.
That is what I use.
01-07-2009 | 10:33 AM
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
I have the SG550, and I use the low discharge AA rechargables. It's very important that you get the low discharge ones since the regular NiMH lose their charge within a month. I ran my SG550 for 4 months on 8 low-discharge AA batteries, and it was still going strong when I brought it in to recharge!
I have the Imedion's and I got them here:
http://www.thomasdistributingshop.co...ies_c_199.html
I have the Imedion's and I got them here:
http://www.thomasdistributingshop.co...ies_c_199.html
01-07-2009 | 12:37 PM
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
ORIGINAL: MNDan
I have the SG550, and I use the low discharge AA rechargables. It's very important that you get the low discharge ones since the regular NiMH lose their charge within a month. I ran my SG550 for 4 months on 8 low-discharge AA batteries, and it was still going strong when I brought it in to recharge!
I have the Imedion's and I got them here:
http://www.thomasdistributingshop.com/AA-NiMH--Low-Discharge-Rechargeable-Batteries_c_199.html
I have the SG550, and I use the low discharge AA rechargables. It's very important that you get the low discharge ones since the regular NiMH lose their charge within a month. I ran my SG550 for 4 months on 8 low-discharge AA batteries, and it was still going strong when I brought it in to recharge!
I have the Imedion's and I got them here:
http://www.thomasdistributingshop.com/AA-NiMH--Low-Discharge-Rechargeable-Batteries_c_199.html
good advice.
LOW DIS
CHARGE NIMH BATTERYS .
i dont know if its worth it,24 dollars for 2 d cell batterys,that would be 96 dollars for 8 for my moultrie.
01-07-2009 | 05:36 PM
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RE: USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERYS
You need to get a set of AA-D or AA-C adapters, never buy C or D batteries again! The adapters are online only, I have never seen them in a store, but they are only like $1 each shipped. In cold weather Reconyx says to use Energizer Lithium batteries in adapters, they last much longer than any normal C battery.
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