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From: Joel Connor on 5 Jul 2010 20:25 There's a new type of 1.25v AA battery on the market, using a Lithium Polymer configuration (not unlike the flat-pack in my MP3 player, but at a different voltage) marketed by a company name of Hahnel. A quick cursory search for reviews and discussions seem favorable. With good low-temperature performance down to 23� F (-5� C), fast charging times, etc. Anyone here ever use them and care to comment? Comments from the resident role-playing "x-spurts" that don't even own cameras are not welcome. Don't worry, we already know who you are.
From: Pete on 5 Jul 2010 20:37 On 2010-07-06 01:25:19 +0100, Joel Connor said: > There's a new type of 1.25v AA battery on the market, using a Lithium > Polymer configuration (not unlike the flat-pack in my MP3 player, but at a > different voltage) marketed by a company name of Hahnel. > > A quick cursory search for reviews and discussions seem favorable. With > good low-temperature performance down to 23° F (-5° C), fast charging > times, etc. > > Anyone here ever use them and care to comment? > > Comments from the resident role-playing "x-spurts" that don't even own > cameras are not welcome. Don't worry, we already know who you are. Then, as one poster has already intimated "Never ask a question to which you don't already know the answer". We are all random Internet posters. Google is statistically more definitive, according to the statistics. HTH. -- Pete
From: Joel Connor on 5 Jul 2010 21:00 On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 01:37:27 +0100, Pete <available.on.request(a)aserver.invalid> wrote: >On 2010-07-06 01:25:19 +0100, Joel Connor said: > >> There's a new type of 1.25v AA battery on the market, using a Lithium >> Polymer configuration (not unlike the flat-pack in my MP3 player, but at a >> different voltage) marketed by a company name of Hahnel. >> >> A quick cursory search for reviews and discussions seem favorable. With >> good low-temperature performance down to 23� F (-5� C), fast charging >> times, etc. >> >> Anyone here ever use them and care to comment? >> >> Comments from the resident role-playing "x-spurts" that don't even own >> cameras are not welcome. Don't worry, we already know who you are. > >Then, as one poster has already intimated "Never ask a question to >which you don't already know the answer". > >We are all random Internet posters. Google is statistically more >definitive, according to the statistics. > >HTH. Thanks for outing yourself.
From: Mike S. on 5 Jul 2010 21:35 In article <n3t436h35ghfb3o84vlc4m8lrb31ss9k8q(a)4ax.com>, Joel Connor <myemail(a)myserver.com> wrote: > >There's a new type of 1.25v AA battery on the market, using a Lithium >Polymer configuration (not unlike the flat-pack in my MP3 player, but at a >different voltage) marketed by a company name of Hahnel. > >A quick cursory search for reviews and discussions seem favorable. With >good low-temperature performance down to 23� F (-5� C), fast charging >times, etc. > >Anyone here ever use them and care to comment? > >Comments from the resident role-playing "x-spurts" that don't even own >cameras are not welcome. Don't worry, we already know who you are. No experience, but your teaser sparked me interest and I looked around. Unfortunately, the only product under this brand/model I can find is a pre-charged NiMH cell ... even at the manufacturer's website (http://www.hahnel.ie/index.cfm/page/aamignonbatteries). Can you post a reference to a Li-Poly AA product?
From: Pete on 5 Jul 2010 22:16
On 2010-07-06 02:00:26 +0100, Joel Connor said: > On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 01:37:27 +0100, Pete > <available.on.request(a)aserver.invalid> wrote: > >> On 2010-07-06 01:25:19 +0100, Joel Connor said: >> >>> There's a new type of 1.25v AA battery on the market, using a Lithium >>> Polymer configuration (not unlike the flat-pack in my MP3 player, but at a >>> different voltage) marketed by a company name of Hahnel. >>> >>> A quick cursory search for reviews and discussions seem favorable. With >>> good low-temperature performance down to 23° F (-5° C), fast charging >>> times, etc. >>> >>> Anyone here ever use them and care to comment? >>> >>> Comments from the resident role-playing "x-spurts" that don't even own >>> cameras are not welcome. Don't worry, we already know who you are. >> >> Then, as one poster has already intimated "Never ask a question to >> which you don't already know the answer". >> >> We are all random Internet posters. Google is statistically more >> definitive, according to the statistics. >> >> HTH. > > Thanks for outing yourself. No problem, it was predisposed in the question. -- Pete |