In reply to Post #1
Another vote for Industrial batteries.
Another vote for Industrial batteries.
In reply to Post #4
Lots of options, thanks for replies. I went with these industrial batteries. Let's see how they go!
Lots of options, thanks for replies. I went with these industrial batteries. Let's see how they go!
In reply to Post #17
Lithium 9V I use, seriously they will last years upon years.
Lithium 9V I use, seriously they will last years upon years.
In reply to Post #17
Lithium 9V I use, seriously they will last years upon years.
Lithium 9V I use, seriously they will last years upon years.
In reply to Post #15
GP batteries are great for longevity and price, thoroughly recommended
GP batteries are great for longevity and price, thoroughly recommended
In reply to Post #20
Sold my ecu alarms as battery drain is immense....
Sold my ecu alarms as battery drain is immense....
KEEP telling you lot 
the Which magazine are just about the only testing no profit no axe to grind proper test outfit in the country total reliable accurate testing
and the ALDI batteries PISS ALL OVER 90% of the other makes they score almost the same as the top battery that was the Mallory duracell just very slightly less BUT AT 1/4 of the price !!! £ 2.49 for a pack of 2 please save yourselves a few bob and give em a try same as their AA and AAA my dab radio runs so much longer on these
some say they are rebadged Duracell but cant tell if thats true
the Which magazine are just about the only testing no profit no axe to grind proper test outfit in the country total reliable accurate testing
and the ALDI batteries PISS ALL OVER 90% of the other makes they score almost the same as the top battery that was the Mallory duracell just very slightly less BUT AT 1/4 of the price !!! £ 2.49 for a pack of 2 please save yourselves a few bob and give em a try same as their AA and AAA my dab radio runs so much longer on these
some say they are rebadged Duracell but cant tell if thats true
In reply to Post #22
The only make of battery I buy these days,cheap as chips and last ages.Got them in all our TV remotes and in the toys for my wife's childminding business.They have been in my fishing alarms and receiver for last few years,I think it was after you recommended them before
The only make of battery I buy these days,cheap as chips and last ages.Got them in all our TV remotes and in the toys for my wife's childminding business.They have been in my fishing alarms and receiver for last few years,I think it was after you recommended them before
In reply to Post #22
Can't argue with the value for money. But if money is no object then the Lithium batteries mentioned earlier cannot be beaten on performance. Just a shame they are soooo expensive.
Good job I managed to acquire a box for free.
Can't argue with the value for money. But if money is no object then the Lithium batteries mentioned earlier cannot be beaten on performance. Just a shame they are soooo expensive.
Good job I managed to acquire a box for free.
In reply to Post #14
Have a look at battery station. Lithium are about £6 each or cheaper if you buy 10
Best to make up a decent order as postage is a few quid. Typically good quality 9v alkaline ones such as duracell are about £1 each
Have a look at battery station. Lithium are about £6 each or cheaper if you buy 10
Best to make up a decent order as postage is a few quid. Typically good quality 9v alkaline ones such as duracell are about £1 each
In reply to Post #23
yes probably was as I have been banging on about them for years if you measure the voltage on AA batteries most are around 1,2v but only the the Aldi always measure 1.5v same as Duracell which adds to the theory they are a rebadged Duracell at a 1/4 of the price
yes probably was as I have been banging on about them for years if you measure the voltage on AA batteries most are around 1,2v but only the the Aldi always measure 1.5v same as Duracell which adds to the theory they are a rebadged Duracell at a 1/4 of the price
In reply to Post #1
Few types of Duracell the ultra last the longest by far
Few types of Duracell the ultra last the longest by far
Any 9v I've stuck in a delk has lasted an age. I wouldn't worry
In reply to Post #9
I've not had the txi D's very long. The Duracell battery in the receiver let me down after a few weeks with hardly any use. Changed the battery in October & again hardly any use, battery dead when I got the alarms out the shed yesterday. Admittedly stored over the winter but has anyone else had a similar problem? I'm wondering if there is a drain on the receiver?
I've not had the txi D's very long. The Duracell battery in the receiver let me down after a few weeks with hardly any use. Changed the battery in October & again hardly any use, battery dead when I got the alarms out the shed yesterday. Admittedly stored over the winter but has anyone else had a similar problem? I'm wondering if there is a drain on the receiver?
In reply to Post #29
I seem to get about a year out of my battery's with around 20 to 25 nights fishing.
I seem to get about a year out of my battery's with around 20 to 25 nights fishing.