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axehead

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just sitting here in 20 degree weather trying to get a headstart on spring,,,,,, wondering if rechargeable batteries would be a better choice than disposables for my Ace 250?? I know its probably been covered here somewhere but couldn't find any help on the 250. any input would be helpful! thanks- axehead
 
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I think in the long run you would save allot of money. I have no experience with the ACE but I don't use anything but my rechargeable battery pack unless I need the other one for backup.
 
I buy all my batteries at the dollar store. Get 10 batteries for the price of 2 Duracells, or whatever.....

A couple weeks ago I found one that was going out of business. Half off everything! I should be set for the season now. Two nine volts for 50 cents!
 
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just sitting here in 20 degree weather trying to get a headstart on spring,,,,,, wondering if rechargeable batteries would be a better choice than disposables for my Ace 250?? I know its probably been covered here somewhere but couldn't find any help on the 250. any input would be helpful! thanks- axehead

I don't know about the Ace but in most of my machines I use rechargable AA batteries. I found they last longer than regular alkalines and they perform just as well.

The trick is get the highest rated mah batteries you can find. I personally prefer Sony over the other brands.
 
I always used cheapo batteries in my Ace. They seemed to last forever anyways. The Ace is really easy on batteries I think.
Greg
 
I use rechargables in my ace and they work great.
 
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If you are going to get rechargeables, look into the Rayovac hybrids. They are only 2000 mAh but they outlast my higher mAh Sony NiMH batteries. I have used them on four different outings and they still haven't completely drained yet. They are indicating just about dead but still going. I am going to charge them up anyway but the best thing about these batteries is they don't loose their charge like regular NiMH batteries. I use them exclusively now.
 
I use Alkalines. Recharge them in my buddy 2 sl recharger. It will recharge Alkalines or Ni cads. It works great on Alkalines. Get roughly double the life from them being recharged.
 

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