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Posted by Stormin Mormon on March 12, 2009, 11:51 am
Been using Duracell NiMH, 2650 miliamp rating. Use them in
my mini mag, and digital camera. Problem is.... that if I
don't put fresh ones in my camera every morning, that the
camera either doesn't work, or fails after very few
pictures.
Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
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Posted by LouB on March 12, 2009, 12:12 pm
Stormin Mormon wrote:
> Been using Duracell NiMH, 2650 miliamp rating. Use them in
> my mini mag, and digital camera. Problem is.... that if I
> don't put fresh ones in my camera every morning, that the
> camera either doesn't work, or fails after very few
> pictures.
>
> Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
>
Ask in a camera group?
Lou
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on March 12, 2009, 3:09 pm
Did that. They were very helpful.
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Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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> Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
Ask in a camera group?
Lou
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Posted by John Grabowski on March 12, 2009, 12:20 pm
> Been using Duracell NiMH, 2650 miliamp rating. Use them in
> my mini mag, and digital camera. Problem is.... that if I
> don't put fresh ones in my camera every morning, that the
> camera either doesn't work, or fails after very few
> pictures.
> Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
It sounds as though there is a problem with the camera and it is draining
the batteries even when it is off. I had a light meter that did the same
thing. Contact the factory about a repair.
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Posted by on March 12, 2009, 1:54 pm
On Thu, 12 Mar 2009 12:20:41 -0400, "John Grabowski"
>> Been using Duracell NiMH, 2650 miliamp rating. Use them in
>> my mini mag, and digital camera. Problem is.... that if I
>> don't put fresh ones in my camera every morning, that the
>> camera either doesn't work, or fails after very few
>> pictures.
>> Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
>It sounds as though there is a problem with the camera and it is draining
>the batteries even when it is off. I had a light meter that did the same
>thing. Contact the factory about a repair.
Even with the batterie in the bag, not in the camera, you'll have
trouble. Voltage is too low and self discharge is too high - not a
problem with the camera - just a mismatch to the batteries. I only use
rechargeables if I'm shooting a lot of pictures in a short time and I
have the charger close by with a spare set.
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> my mini mag, and digital camera. Problem is.... that if I
> don't put fresh ones in my camera every morning, that the
> camera either doesn't work, or fails after very few
> pictures.
>
> Do Energizer (or some other brand) work better?
>