Rechargable 9V Batteries...yes or no?...Any recommendations?

[Silver Slayer]

Hello Everyone,

What are your thoughts on using rechargeable 9V batteries? Is it a good idea? Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance for your responses

 

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[stilllookin]

All I can say is they work for me. My MD takes two 9 volt batteries and I carry 2 sets with me. I've never had a session where I had to change the batteries. The charge does not last as long as a fresh set of alkaline batteries. I just hate buying new batteries all the time.

 

[Frankn]

I find it more convenient to just go to BJs and get a 6 pac of Duracell coppertops.
The hassle of charging and the bleeding of charge from rechargable batteries just isn't worth it. The coppertops will hold their charge 5 yrs. in storage and they hold up well in usage unless you are running a power hog. I use them in my 2 Box, pointers and Vibra Tector.
Now if they come out with Lio rechargeables I would try them. Frank

 

[crazyjarhead]

I find it more convenient to just go to BJs and get a 6 pac of Duracell coppertops.
The hassle of charging and the bleeding of charge from rechargable batteries just isn't worth it. The coppertops will hold their charge 5 yrs. in storage and they hold up well in usage unless you are running a power hog. I use them in my 2 Box, pointers and Vibra Tector.
Now if they come out with Lio rechargeables I would try them. Frank

Same here. I just buy them then toss them. I bought a charger but never used it

 

[Bobby Bridge]

Re: Rechargeable 9V Batteries...yes or no?...Any recommendations?

There is some lithium ion rechargeables out there. I been looking at them all winter.Come spring I wana try my F5 out on them.
Check them out.
http://www.batterymart.com/p-c-rli-9600-9v-lithium-ion-charger.html

 

[Frankn]

Thanks for the Li info, but I think I will wait untill they get the 2 battery charger sorted out and then get it and 4 batteries. Frank