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In reply to Post #18
Hats off to them, impressive 
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In reply to Post #15
Yep, 199,99€ to my bankaccount.
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In reply to Post #5
Lithium batteries much less likely to leak than any other chemistry
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In reply to Post #15
Can see a few claims going in 🤣🤣
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In reply to Post #14
They gave you a full refund on a Fox RX+ ?
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Update. Got a full refund today, good service
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Thanks for all the replies
@oldgeezer, i did. Hope to get a full refund
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In reply to Post #1
Michael
contact Energizer hope you still have it and put a claim in as they are guaranteed to be leakproof
LINKY POO 
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In reply to Post #10
Duracell for me as well - I am sure they used to have a guarantee that they would never leak,
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In reply to Post #9
I've never had a problem with storing 9V non rechargeable Lithium batteries.
I've used them In smoke alarms and they last10 years.
They work great in my RX Digital alarms and receiver 
I'm not familiar with the RX+, it sounds like they use AA batteries.
Maybe some loose battery connectors coupled with moisture could cause problems.
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Duracell batteries for me.
Procell / Duracell same company.
Lithiums are not good if left stored for a long time else they can damage the item they are in.
Best if storing for a length of time only have 50% charge.
Alkalines will leak if left in products unused and are stored unused for months.
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Always used Duracell, never had any problems, just habit now.
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In reply to Post #1
procell (industrial duracell) or GP Greencell are decent
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In reply to Post #4
leaked Battery, Alarm doesn't work anymore.
Now im looking to get a replacment
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Tackle