Hybrid Batteries
#1
05-01-2007, 12:00 AM
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Hybrid Batteries
LOL, Rayovac batteries have a new Rechargable NiMH battery out, called Hybrid Batteries, which they're advertising.
http://www.rayovac.com/recharge/index.shtml
I actually bought some myself, and they seem pretty good. I had some rechargables ages ago, which while they lasted 100 charges or so, only lasted half as long. But it's kind of funny that my car, MP3 player, and Remote Control Dalek all run on the same power technology essentially now.
http://www.rayovac.com/recharge/index.shtml
I actually bought some myself, and they seem pretty good. I had some rechargables ages ago, which while they lasted 100 charges or so, only lasted half as long. But it's kind of funny that my car, MP3 player, and Remote Control Dalek all run on the same power technology essentially now.
#2
05-01-2007, 06:26 AM
Re: Hybrid Batteries
Hummmm, strap an 0.49 *** model airplane engine on the side connected to a homopolar generator and voila, a hybrid battery. <GRINS>
Bob Wilson
Bob Wilson
#3
05-01-2007, 06:48 AM
Re: Hybrid Batteries
The Rayovac "Hybrid" NiMH batteries use the same design as the Sanyo Eneloop NiMH batteries. Both address the main complaint of NiMH battery users, self discharge. Normal NiMH batteries loose close to half their charge (or more!) in 30 days.
The Hybrid and Eneloop batteries changed the design, dramatically reducing self discharge at a cost of a slight reduction in capacity. They claim 85% charge remaining after a year. I have a few sets of the Eneloops, and they really do hold their charge longer.
The Hybrid and Eneloop batteries changed the design, dramatically reducing self discharge at a cost of a slight reduction in capacity. They claim 85% charge remaining after a year. I have a few sets of the Eneloops, and they really do hold their charge longer.
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