teklord
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- Sep 26, 2006
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- Detector(s) used
- Excalibur 1000
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
I have used the rechargeable pods for years and kept a standard pod as a back up. Over time the use life of rechargeable packs is reduced, about 8 hours on an older pack. Rather than using a recharge pod the last time out I switched to the standard battery pack using Duracell Quantum AA,
the ones with a test strip on the side, they are going on 15 hours now. I am running them until they die just to see how long they last. This has me rethinking the use of regular batteries. If cost over time is the deciding factor the rechargeable still seem the way to go, but for hours between pod changes the Quantum batteries win.
Tek
the ones with a test strip on the side, they are going on 15 hours now. I am running them until they die just to see how long they last. This has me rethinking the use of regular batteries. If cost over time is the deciding factor the rechargeable still seem the way to go, but for hours between pod changes the Quantum batteries win.
Tek
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