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My New Metal Detector Toy Has Arrived! :wiggle: Check Out My Unboxing:biggrin:

John-Edmonton

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[size=large]I have done hours of research on rechargeable lithium batteries. To keep it short....this is why I bought mine:[/size]

[size=medium]-Very little shelf life drainage when not being used.
-Last a very long time per charge
-Best feature for me was lithium battery's ability to function in cool/cold temperatures. NiMH rechargeables (even the most expensive) suck in the cold weather. They power drops off very quickly in the cold. I hunt all year round, and sometimes in extreme cold temperatures. With these batteries, I no longer have to attach hot-pacs to my detectors to keep my other rechargeable warm
-To add extra life to the batteries, they can be stored in the refrigerator, (not the freezer). They should not be stored in a hot environment ie - hot car, window sill, heater etc........[/size]

RNB Products are sold through a Findmall Sponsor "Indian Nations Detectors"
 
I bought one of these for my Old XL-PRO and it purr's like a kitten! I get as much battery life as alkaline's and alot lighter. They are a great investment.
 
I just charged it up my pac and will begin tracking my hours and hunts to get a good idea of their operation.

John
 
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