Energizer 1850ma NiMH Rechargable Batteries

[bergie_69]

FYI,

 

I just bought a 4-pak of Energizer 1850ma NiMH Rechargable batteries at Wal-Mart for $11.97. I thought it was a good deal and wanted to pass it on.

 

[This message was edited by bergie_69 on November 11, 2002 at 03:38 PM.]

[+embra]

I picked a package of those up, too...hadn't seen 1850 before that. However, FWIW and those who care, i see that Thomas Distributing is now carrying GP2000 ($15 for 4) and GP1800 ($10 for 4). Of course, you have shipping on top of that.

 

Seems like these batts keep getting beefier. Glad to see that VoldeMart is making these prominently available.

[+Trikster]

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Seems like these batts keep getting beefier. Glad to see that VoldeMart is making these prominently available.

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Okay, that's just cool. I'm gonna start using that.

 

I suddenly feel like telling someone I need to go You-Know-Where...

 

X-D

 

-Trik

.oO(avada k-marta?)

[+Gliderguy]

So now we have to define Wal-Muggles.. ..

 

I have some of those 1850mAh Energizers too. They work great. Heck, it is almost worth the nostlagia trip to look back upon some 500 mAh NiCd AA's I used to have and see how far we have come.

[+Marky]

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Originally posted by embra:

I picked a package of those up, too...hadn't seen 1850 before that. However, FWIW and those who care, i see that Thomas Distributing is now carrying GP2000 ($15 for 4) and GP1800 ($10 for 4). Of course, you have shipping on top of that.

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I thought it was funny that GP1700 = 1700mAH, GP1800 = 1800mAH but GP2000 = 1900mAH.

 

--Marky

"Everyone spends time in the darkness, dreamers learn to steer with a backlit GPSr"

[+embra]

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Originally posted by Marky:

I thought it was funny that GP1700 = 1700mAH, GP1800 = 1800mAH but GP2000 = 1900mAH.

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You're reading the fine print better than I, Marky. I see that the manufacturer claims the actual in 30-40mAH more than the minimal claimed, but the 2000 moniker is, um, creative labeling.