ocdan
Pastafarian
I havent touched rechargable batteries with a 10 foot pole in like years.... but i did just find my charger, so what are some good NiMH batteries???
Wiimote Battery Guide - Don't let it eat you up too!
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vagrant said:
i thought the manual says not to use nickel metal hydride batteries (nimh). I have the rechargeable energizer batteries (in AA and AAA) and they say that they are nimh batteries, so aren't these not recommended for our Wii-remote?
vagrant
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oldschool said:
A lot of stuff that doesn't matter aren't recommended for your wii that won't do ****. Do you honestly think usbcell batteries would be recommended?
And as far as a review goes, read up a few posts. I just told you I have used them and they don't last for ****. Cool you can charge them with a usb port(as if that is in any way more convenient than an outlet?) but you have to charge them so damn much they are really only useful for short term use.
King Wiired
HITLER ME JEZ
winduprocker
WiiChat Member
It’s a good thing I worked at Kmart in the photo department for the last 6 months because I got tons of free batteries! I took the batteries out of the disposable cameras and put them in a box and when it was full I took it home! I was freaking awesome. And amazingly most of the batteries show up as having full power and they are alkaline! I am ready for hours and hours of playing! haha
MetroidZ
Only took 4 years to get1
thats like my iPod. Still Duracell Rechargables are better.
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RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Rechargeable batteries are growing in popularity, especially with the boom in portable electronic devices. So how do you know when you should make the investment in a charger and batteries?
Knowing the types
There are two main types of rechargeable batteries in the standard form factors:
• NiMH (nickel metal hydride)
• NiCad (nickel cadmium)
NiCad is used widely in cordless phones and electric razors. These tend to be charged before being completely discharged. This is the best chemistry for this type of operation.
NiMH battery has grown in popularity and is widely used in digital cameras and other electronic devices. With power lasting almost as long as an alkaline battery and the ability to recharge more than 500 times, you end up saving a lot of money over time.
If you use a lot of AA or AAA batteries your best bet is to buy a couple of sets of rechargeable batteries and a good charger…you’ll be better off in the long run.
Here is better information on Rechargable Bateries..go here for the actual webpage...!
Rechargeable batteries are growing in popularity, especially with the boom in portable electronic devices. So how do you know when you should make the investment in a charger and batteries?
Knowing the types
There are two main types of rechargeable batteries in the standard form factors:
• NiMH (nickel metal hydride)
• NiCad (nickel cadmium)
NiCad is used widely in cordless phones and electric razors. These tend to be charged before being completely discharged. This is the best chemistry for this type of operation.
NiMH battery has grown in popularity and is widely used in digital cameras and other electronic devices. With power lasting almost as long as an alkaline battery and the ability to recharge more than 500 times, you end up saving a lot of money over time.
If you use a lot of AA or AAA batteries your best bet is to buy a couple of sets of rechargeable batteries and a good charger…you’ll be better off in the long run.
Here is better information on Rechargable Bateries..go here for the actual webpage...!
