“are they worth the money or is it not much difference between these and your standard Duracell and energizer good alkaline batteries? I use these in a digital night vision scope I need something that last any suggestions?”
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Yes they are definitely worth the money even though I tried other that work for few days, thought I could get by with another good brand which is cheaper but finally brought this battery and it last at least 10mos to a year for my video security camera
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, they definitely are worth the money because I have found that they last twice to 3 times longer than your standard Duracell and other good alkaline batteries.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The lithium battery last twice as long as alkaline batteries in my experiences.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These batteries do last longer. Even on the shelf n
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They are actually worth the extra money, in my opinion. I traditionally only used standard batteries, but when I switched all my devices to use these, I noticed I was changing batteries A LOT less often! I've ran some comparisons within my house on my smart devices and devices that typically asked for replacements within a month or two were running six months or longer without barking at me for replacements.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There are important differences. Alkaline AA cells output 1.5VDC, and Lithium AA cells output 3.7VDC. That large difference could damage your scope. There are specially modified Lithium AA batteries with circuitry that lowers the voltage to 1.5VDC. Note too that the chemistry of alkaline and Lithium (and nickle metal hydride and other) batteries affects the way that current can be drawn. -- some devces (e.g., toys etc.) drawn current heavily and other devices (e.g., smoke detectors) draw current lightly. You should always use the proper battery for a device--the device manufacturer often tells you which kind, but Google will tell you also.
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