Energizer's own literature clearly states the E91 are alkaline. Ah, you're right, I'm thinking of L91s; which makes even less sense, because why would you use the product code for a common alkaline battery?! You'd think detector designers would make it a point to keep things simple for the end user..
Battery Date Code Decoder for NiMH, Rayovac, Duracell, Eneloop, Energizer, EBL (AA/AAA) Obtuse Penguin
I just picked up a new set of Energizer 2500mAh AA batteries. Stamped on the wrapper is "01-06", which I take to mean a date of manufacture of January 2006. I also have an older set of 2100mAh with "03-05 00" is stamped onto the wrapper. I've had them for a few years, but don't remember...
they are both alkalines, and i hear they are the exact same thing, other than that industrials are used in "work" places like hosipitials, and such. so what makes them more special than regular energizer max alkalines
Looking for a comparison between: Energizer Power Plus AA NH15-2300 versus Sanyo Eneloop AA HR-3UTG. The mAh specs cannot be compared since the tests were performed at different discharge rates. The Eneloop has a lower internal resistance, which I presume would be better. Thoughts? Jake
Hi. As the title states, I just have a quick question about how Lithium primary cells like the much hyped "Energizer Ulitimate Lithiums" compare to a high quality NiMH. For example, the specs for the Olight i3E keychain light lists runtimes of: *35 minutes at 120 lumens on one Alkaline AAA...
Energizer 9V recharge 175mA NH22-175 (Silver-black) Official specifications: Chemical system: Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) Nominal voltage: 8.4V Rated capacity: 175mAh at 21°C (0.2C/35mA discharge) Typical weight: 42.0g Jacket: Plastic Operating temperature: Charge 0°C ~ 40°C, Discharge: 0°C...