I need to find 1.5 rechargeable lithium AA batteries?
My night scope uses lithium batteries AA. Where can I find 1.5 rechargeable AA batteries?
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- 3+ months ago by marcuswel...
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- night, batteries, lithium
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My answer is not useless just because you don't understand it. You need to lose the attitude and develop a willingness to learn things. That means admitting that somebody else might have more knowledge than you have.
For starters, almost everything you get has a user manual. If it didn't come with one you can look it up at google.com. The manual will tell you things you need to know, such as how long batteries normally last. If your unit is running lithium batteries down at a noticeable speed, there is probably something wrong with it. If it runs batteries down too fast and you get rechargeables, that means you have to have ac power available because they are going to run down seven times as fast. What you need is to learn about your instrument and figure out what is actually wrong.
You also need to learn better manners. You don't get anywhere by asking for help and then insulting the people who try to help you.
i know all that info, all i wanted was rechargeable batteries. i use my night scope video for hours at a time. i just don't like to keep buying batteries. you turn 65 see what your attitude is when you get more info than you need. LOL.
FYI I am 74.
You need to realize that there are some things that take more than one lifetime to learn.
i guess there is no such thing as aa rechargeable lithium batteries. because no one can answer my question. i will try camera batteries, i will go to Nikon website. sorry for my attitude, i just can not find what i need. it was that all the info about lithium batteries i already knew. i use to do electronic repair back in the 80s and 90s. when you could change out components. now there mostly throw away electronics. sorry again.
i had to look for camera rechargeable aa lithium batteries. and i found them at amazon with charger and four aa lithium rechargeable batteries. my night scope owners manual said to use lithium for best results.
maybe i don't want to keep buying lithium batteries when they go dead. i take my batteries out of my whiz-bang when not in use. i use my night scope at night to photograph wild life. everybody has to be a smart butt, know-it-all. but thanks for your useless answer.