I have used it at work off and on for several years before it finally gave up the ghost.I have a head torch where the middle battery has suddenly started getting very hot and discharging. If you must use them, drain them some first to lower the voltage.Anybody can make anything a bit cheaper, but at what cost?This is why you should only use lithium batteries in your mission critical items. I too always buy Duracell because I thought they were better.Write a private message as Duracell verified representative.
One emergency device mandates battery inspection every year and mandates duracell brand batteries, with a changeout at least 2 years before the printed expiry date on the batteries, and regardless of use, replacement interval of 2 years.
I found the Duracell batteries leaking & starting to corrode the negative side.
So far so good with those.
Perhaps they were just as unaware as I.Just found the same on my Sony Noise Cancelling headphones. (non Rechargeable)Richard, I think that is a good point…built in charge indicator…How does alkiline vs lithium power life compare? On deep nights, I had to replace the batteries in a flashlight twice/three times a week. If I find myself in dire need of one, I sincerely hope, if I find one in time, it has a Duracell battery.Duracell’s used to be good. I thought it was me or some weird phenomena local to where I live, but thankfully (or not really in this case) I’m not the only one. I thought I was having trouble because I moved out of a relatively warm desert-type of climate years ago. If you buy Eneloops get the size C and D jackets to put the AA’s in so you can use in those items that require C and D batteries. Now, it seems that I have leaky duracells in most of my devices, whether the expiry date is 1 month or 7 years.
With the usual AAA or AA or C or D, it is hard to imagine a circumstance where they could inadvertently short, as the terminals are at either end of the battery and thus separated by not only distance but position, unlike the 9 v. which can be covered and shorted with a dime.
Have them still in box only a few months old with leaking/ corrosionThat said, I keep all three types; Energizer alkaline non-rechargable, Ray-o-vac rechargeables and Energizer Lithium batteries depending on what I’m going to use them in and for.I also have a lot of Eneloops .I even used vinegar to clean the solar battery charger when batteries corroded it.As batteries discharge, the chemistry changes and some hydrogen gas is generated.Druracells are absolute garbage.
I never even considered their importance. CopperTop batteries are available in AA, AAA, C, D and 9V sizes . Rechargeable batteries also develop a “memory” after a while and don’t fully recharge. I went so far as to complain to the company, and what did they do?
I had decent luck with Kodak batteries.If yes, then there must be a ‘parastic drain’ going on with that flashlight – slowly discharging it over time. stored in the same drawer are all fine. They're great for many of the devices you use on a daily basis. This device is an emergency locator transmitter designed to be a standby device until an impact switch detects a crash. I’m thinking of using them with old smoke alarm batteries.Note to others: Charge alkaline batteries at your own risk Although not intended for recharging, I know that some have some limited success to an extent. They can easily be purchased on either eBay or Amazon in various sizes.I’ve had good luck soaking copper contacts in Vinegar overnight to clean them, then rinsing in water.I have a battery charger that will recharge all types of batteries including alkaline. As a cop, I used my flashlight a lot. I’ve since purchased more recent iterations as their technology progressed. NO it wasn’t stored away fro a long time. With the 12 pieces in a pack, its weight is 0.045 kg.
But we have purchased batteries and had so many problems our rc car remote control had the batteries in for a month acid started leaking out. But then something changed a number of years ago. I’m baffled how some no-name batteries that get shipped with TV remotes will last YEARS and never corrode, yet the Duracell batteries that shipped with my X-Box remote, that have a date of 2019, have already corroded in a remote that is used frequently. Even the ones they pack along with flashlights.
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