Comments on: Sanyo Eneloop Rechargeable Batteries http://www.petertan.com/blog/2008/03/22/sanyo-eneloop-rechargeable-batteries/ Living One Day At A Time Sat, 17 May 2008 08:12:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Edwin http://www.petertan.com/blog/2008/03/22/sanyo-eneloop-rechargeable-batteries/#comment-21152 Edwin Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:24:51 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/2008/03/22/sanyo-eneloop-rechargeable-batteries/#comment-21152 I'm rockin' to Eneloop batteries as well :) Like you said, they're great and I have absolutely no problems with them so far (for the past 2 years already). <strong>Peter: The best of all is that we do no have to charge these batteries so often.</strong> I’m rockin’ to Eneloop batteries as well :) Like you said, they’re great and I have absolutely no problems with them so far (for the past 2 years already).

Peter:
The best of all is that we do no have to charge these batteries so often.

]]> By: ex penang boy http://www.petertan.com/blog/2008/03/22/sanyo-eneloop-rechargeable-batteries/#comment-21136 ex penang boy Sat, 22 Mar 2008 10:50:31 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/2008/03/22/sanyo-eneloop-rechargeable-batteries/#comment-21136 I use these batteries and the recyko from GP.I like the GP recyko as I can solder them for other uses.They both perform quite well and hold their charge for a long time- something like 85% after a year!For comparision, a normal Nimh batt.loses about 4.5% of its charge a day. Nimh batts don't have a memory problem like Nicads. More manufacturers are coming out with these type of cells. <strong>Peter: That is what I like about these new generation of rechargeables. In my experience, NiMH batteries do have the memory effect. A set of NiMH tends to go flat faster over a period of recharging cycles. However, when it is refreshed - discharged and recharged - the power tends to last longer after that. I have never used NiCads so I cannot say if the memory effect is the same. I just saw Uniross ready to use rechargeables called Hybrio in the camera shop just now. When I first started to use a digital camera in 2003, NiMH was a rarity in Malaysia.</strong> I use these batteries and the recyko from GP.I like the GP recyko as I can solder them for other uses.They both perform quite well and hold their charge for a long time- something like 85% after a year!For comparision, a normal Nimh batt.loses about 4.5% of its charge a day.
Nimh batts don’t have a memory problem like Nicads.
More manufacturers are coming out with these type of cells.

Peter:
That is what I like about these new generation of rechargeables. In my experience, NiMH batteries do have the memory effect. A set of NiMH tends to go flat faster over a period of recharging cycles. However, when it is refreshed - discharged and recharged - the power tends to last longer after that. I have never used NiCads so I cannot say if the memory effect is the same. I just saw Uniross ready to use rechargeables called Hybrio in the camera shop just now. When I first started to use a digital camera in 2003, NiMH was a rarity in Malaysia.

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