From: shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com   
      
   On 19/06/2019 12:11 AM, Andy wrote:   
   > I would think in terms of overall costs, that nimh would be cheaper than   
   buying alkaline aaa batteries. My "alkies" last about 6 months. I have charged   
   the nimh ones about 3 times. My charger charges them separately.   
   >   
   > It would help me find relevant replies if so many were not littered with   
   arguments and cussing. Thanks,Andy   
      
   I use Eneloop calls in my remotes and not just for the savings or reduced   
   waste over using   
   throw-away cells. I've had more than one remote damaged by leaking alkalines   
   and am yet to see an   
   Eneloop leak so there's that...   
      
   I use a Maha One charger / conditioner which is also great for matching cells   
   if you need to run   
   them in series.   
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