mistycoupon said: These are lithiums not Nicd's. You need a different charger. Works in all chargers including the Rayovac PS3D and PS3 CDN - holds charge longer than standard NiMH when not in use
NeoTheOne
Happy Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 12:39p
mistycoupon said: These are lithiums not Nicd's. You need a different charger.
Pardon if I sound suspicious, but are these the real brand name batts? Went to the Rayovac website, and did not see them there. The price is great, but I'm wary of knockoffs...
SnackDaddy said: mistycoupon said: These are lithiums not Nicd's. You need a different charger. A 3K senior Member and passing along bad info like that?
Read the product logo idiot. They are not Nicds like others think. What is your problem ??? It says lithium ! Just thought I would point it out that a different charger is required, but a "member" like you has to try to be a smart a**.
henrymc8
Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 2:34p
mistycoupon said: SnackDaddy said: mistycoupon said: These are lithiums not Nicd's. You need a different charger. A 3K senior Member and passing along bad info like that?
Read the product logo idiot. They are not Nicds like others think. What is your problem ??? It says lithium ! Just thought I would point it out that a different charger is required, but a "member" like you has to try to be a smart a**.
I see the small print on front says ready-to-use LIKE lithium. The Amazon review above says there is a fine print of "NiMH 1.2V" on each cell. Suspiciously, its capacity (mAh) is still not specified. So despite of all the hype, this is still a Nickel-Metal Hydride battery, perhaps with a trace amount of Lithium added to justify the claim of "Lithium Technology".
fireballtp
New Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 2:48p
""Read the product logo idiot. They are not Nicds like others think. What is your problem ???""
OK JACKASS.
Before posting like this, please do research on a product before calling names...
These are nimhs with "lithium tech"... they WILL NOT require a new charger.
Like one reviewer said ""lithium technology" likely just means it doesn't drain by itself like lithium-ion batteries and nothing more. Misleading nonetheless"
Another reviewer said each cell says "NiMH 1.2V"
jhang
New Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 3:03p
Thanks. Got a pair.
rpalicherla
Ancient Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 4:38p
I have a 4-pack of these Rayovac 4.0 batteries in my hand.
These are NOT Lithium. They state on the box "Ready to use LIKE Lithium" Also on the box "Works in all chargers" They are 1.2V NiMH, capacity not stated anywhere on the pack or the batteries. They are pre-charged like the eneloops and say that they retain 80% of capacity after 6-months.
Sh0pT1llUDr0p
New Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 6:50p
I wonder if people can discuss things without personal attacks and insults, that would be nice.
rpreslar
Member
posted: Nov. 26, 2009 @ 7:58p
from another site using google search on rayovac 4.0
For the AA batteries, are we actually getting 8 of them or just 4? Site says, for the $7.99 price, $1.00 per battery...suggesting 8. But, my order for the $6.13 price resulted in a confirmation email from Adorama for QTY of 1 of these. So, am I getting 4 or 8??
I'm not sure what you had ordered, but my order of $7.99 was for 2x4packs of AAA batteries from mybatterysupplier.
cdhawan
Graceful Member
posted: Nov. 30, 2009 @ 4:14p
I paid $6.13 for 2 packs (8 Batteries), but Adorama shipped 1 pack (4 Batteries)....
I called them and they say this what Amazon uploaded to our system... Scam?
emx72
Member
posted: Dec. 1, 2009 @ 2:31p
fireserphant said: For the AA batteries, are we actually getting 8 of them or just 4? Site says, for the $7.99 price, $1.00 per battery...suggesting 8. But, my order for the $6.13 price resulted in a confirmation email from Adorama for QTY of 1 of these. So, am I getting 4 or 8??
Just got mine delivered, got 8 as promised. Don't worry about it sating 4. The only thing is the some of the packages are ripped open. But otherwise as described.
Got mine today, batteries and packaging were untouched. Uncharged, reading 1.29v all across w/multimeter and on the 1.5v setting they all read 1296, I am guessing that is mAh? My Energizer 2500mAh rechargeables read 1.26v and 1267mAh charged, and I paid like twice as much for those. Very happy about this.
Edit: The Rayovac read 1.49V after one charge, no discharge, and just under 1700mAh.
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