didn't knw they produced these! saw them while at work, cos my colleague wanted to use them for some electronic device. anybody tried and tested these batts from energizer... on say an SB-800? hw durable/reliable is it?
dun buy it...it sucks...cannot hold charge...
and also it depends on how much u use the flash...i only get 150 shots and can see its recycle very slow liaoz...maybe because using TTL -1 ba...
I have otherwise good experience from you leh. :embrass:
Care to share more.
Cheers
YMMV
Don't know if it's applicable, but my Energizers 2500s have to be charged a day before I go shooting,
If more than 2 days a little while only no more power already, then you see low battery indicator, damn sian
guys so is it safe to say, simply dun buy!.....jus stick wit powerex, rite? any other than powerex?
I have otherwise good experience from you leh. :embrass:
Care to share more.
Cheers
YMMV
my one hor...if i use the original slow charger to charge for 12hours...can hold charge for a max of two days...these set of batt is for camera only...after that can say no power left...i got another set of batt is being charged by the sanyo 15min charger...the batt also cannot hold charge...i label them for camera and flash...so are nv mixed...:cry:
so what i do is to charge the batt the night before any shoot...
oh ya...some of the batt i bought came with and without charger...so i really dun know what is wrong...sian...now looking at enoloop batt liaoz...
So far my 20 x batteries can hold charge for more than 2 weeks.
Havent try a month but friend did that before. :dunno:
YMMV
For SB 800 and 600, how fast is the recovery rate between shots? for the ready light to light up. Important for fast shooting...
In my experience... :thumbsd:.
I have 1 set of 4 AAs that cannot hold charge for more than 2 days. I have to keep them in the charger to trickle charge them until I need to use them. Otherwise, they are next to useless.
BC
Huh?? what brand? energizer? That bad?
How bad is bad? Say, leave it out for 2 days, then use a multimeter measure its voltage...