Charger Rechargeable Flashlight
Rechargeable Batteries?
I plan on purchasing rechargeable batteries (and a charger), but they are obviously more expensive than disposable (alkaline) batteries. I intend to use them for products that are used frequently or use a lot of power (like a digital camera).
Should I buy rechargeable batteries for products that don't use that much power or are not used often, like a TV remote control or a flashlight that would be used if the power goes out?
The flashlight would most likely use D batteries and for the remote, it would just be buying additional rechargeable batteries as opposed to alkaline batteries.
Rechargeable batteries are fine if you intend to use their charge over a short period of time as they self discharge quite rapidly.
I now use disposable batteries in my camera which gets used very little as they tend to hold their charge.
Using rechargeable batteries in remotes etc is a bit of a no-no for the reasons given above. Use disposables or you will be forever charging them.
RoyS.
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