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AAA 1.6V batteries for pointer?

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Hi, I was just got my 5mW laser pen almost week ago and I saw that when laser are very warmed up and with new batteries duracell AAA 1.5V its very bright but after 10-20minutes it start to little bit to be dimmer. Like when I click it is be very bright and then suddenly go to little bit dimmer, but stil bright. So I was wondering maybe these 2 pcs 1150mWh AAA NiZn 1.6V Volt Rechargeable Battery 3A LR03 HR03 Blue | eBay rechargeable batteries could be better? Or just last little longer then usual 1.5V AAA's?
 





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I have seen them cells and I told others about them, everyone said to skip them and wait till their technology grew older, since then I bought sony eneloops and am very happy
 
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But read that Lithium batteries is better than Alkaline. does Alkaline batteries not like cold? Becaus in my country is very cold in winter
 
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(Try Energizer Ultimate Lithium. Pricey but the best I tried on my WL E3 200mw!!!).
 
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Maybe I should try these. :) I'll look on eBay for it, because in my country I cant find in shop. :D
 
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Yep energizer Lithium gives greenies a boost. But the output of greens is not very stable with respect to temperature. When I took mine out on a cold night it temporarily stopped working same when it overheats.
 
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Then I would order the batteries you mentioned in your first post in this thread.
I am, and I am sure others are curious how well that new technology in cells works.

Please post back the results if you do this and thank you for doing so in advance.
 
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No, you need a NiZn charger to charge NiZn cells.

You need an alkaline charger to charge rechareable alkalines (not throw away alkalines).

You need a Li-Ion charger for Li-Ion (not lithium throw aways).

You need a NiMH charger for NiMHs and some can also do NiCds.
 




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