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Rechargeable Battery ?
- Thread starter moose57
- Start date
Jackpine Savage
Active member
The new Energizer Recharge AA's are as good as any of the high priced and popular brands.
Wirecutter
Wirecutter
For years I have used the same "Tenergy" AA and "EBL" 9V batteries from Amazon in all of my equipment.
The price was right and they seem to last forever.
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Fisher F70 w/Fisher 11” DD and NEL Snake Coil
Fisher 1280-X w/8” Coil
Fisher F2 w/4”, 8” and NEL Hunter Coil
Makro Pointer
Killer B Stinger Headphones
The price was right and they seem to last forever.
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Fisher F70 w/Fisher 11” DD and NEL Snake Coil
Fisher 1280-X w/8” Coil
Fisher F2 w/4”, 8” and NEL Hunter Coil
Makro Pointer
Killer B Stinger Headphones
James/Washington
Active member
I agree with 'Tenergy' or 'EBL'. I have both and they are good batteries and available on eBay. I do not think you could go wrong with either. One thing is that no rechargeable battery will work very long in a pinpointer. At least that is what I have found. I think it is because our metal detectors have a voltage regulator built in and the pinpointers do not. If I am wrong, someone correct me.
I have tenergy batts that came with my detector and I also use Panasonic Eneloop cells. Both perform equally well. Additionally, I buy akalines by the 64 pack at Costco which brings the price per cell down to about $0.25. I can usually find 25 cents in crusty zincolns on a normal day.
