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[pct-l] Battery Info
- Subject: [pct-l] Battery Info
- From: themtgoat at yahoo.com (The Mountain Goat)
- Date: Sun Mar 12 23:40:15 2006
Last year, when I planned the thru-hike, I was planning on using AA
batteries for the Digital Camera (cannon) and weight out the Lithium
verses alkaline, The differences, was almost 1/2 the weight. The lithium
batteries of course have a huge advantage with power vs weight ratio...
Someone however interulted my well thought out plans, by buying me a
Cannon SD 200 Camera. Which weighted the same ,
and already had the lithium ion battery in it. and was smaller... I of course
took the new camera, it had a higher MP, and could take movies
with sound.
But back on suject, lithium is a great way to go, if you can get batteries that
fit your appliance, I think next time, I might try to get everything lithium
ion, so I can recharge all batteries as I go...
My appliances were:
Cell Phone - Lithium ion, rechargable...
Camera - Lithium ion, rechargable.
Head lamp - just alkalines...but used a common AAA size, glad to hear
that they now have AAA lithium!
-Mountain Goat-
Ken Powers kdpo at gottawalk.com
Thu Mar 9 22:50:21 CST 2006
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And for all you ounce weenies the Lithium batteries are lighter. I weighed
them but cnanot find the data. I think they are each 1/2 ounce lighter. If
you look far enough you can find AAA lithiums also. Lighter and last longer,
but they cost quite a bit more.
Ken
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