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What are the best batteries to use on an Premium +150mW Green Laser from optotronics to get the best performance and longest battery life?
It's your choice if you are willing to pay so much money for batteries.
I though this was the spot exactly for those kinds of questions, i guess im wrong though sorry about that.This thread isn't a spot for your personal commentary on batteries. You should go make one of those videos on YouTube titled "THE SECRET BATTERY COMPANIES DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW!!!1111one" instead of parading around here. Your information is useless without cited sources.
@OP- When I had one I used from 1.2V NiMH batteries. They give you less output, but are rechargeable and the voltage doesn't sag under the high current load of the laser. You'll get more power initially on alkaline primaries, but the laser will quickly drop in output. With NiMH's, you'll get less initial power, but that power will will be sustained for much longer.
-Trevor
I though this was the spot exactly for those kinds of questions, i guess im wrong though sorry about that.
O sorry i didnt see that some how.I was referring to Machro's inane comments. OP stands for 'original post.'
-Trevor
How does the opto 150 host compare to other pen style host like dinodirect, because they look the same and i heard those pen style hosts on dino are crappy.
How does the opto 150 host compare to other pen style host like dinodirect, because they look the same and i heard those pen style hosts on dino are crappy.
I'd get rechargeable batteries as it doesn't really matter how Long they last as you can always recharge them. Rechargeable normally have a higher voltage too, my CR2 batteries are ment to be 3.0v but when fully charged they are 3.6v. I currently have all my lasers running on CR2 batteries so I have LOADS of batteries, when I am using a laser, batteries are charging so I will never run out of power