>>106540959I leak cum inside your sister
>>106541154>leak>not shootbetter get your pelvic floor checked out, faggot
>>106540959They all do
>>106541349Duracells leak easier because they make the separating layers so thin to get that extra 15mAh over the competition.
>>106540959literally every AA I've bought since covid fucking leaks nowno idea what those kikes did but it's destroying everything I own
>>106541397switch to zinc carbon for low drain devices, whether contantly used (clocks) or intermittently used (remote controls)lithium for high drain intermittently usedand ni-mh for high drain constantly used devices (self-discharge rate makes it unsuitable for intermittent use, but if youre gonna drain something quickly, all in one go, then theyre the way to go)
>>106541440are you from 2008?LSD ni-mh keep 70% of their charge for a year minimum
>>106541397Why are you still using AA batteries? Are you poor?
>>106540959only battery that I've had consistently leak is the ones from costcowhich is weird because duracell manufactures the kirkland ones I think
>>106540959NOOOOOOOOOOOOO MY $600 MULTIMETER
>>106541701They're the superior choice for flashlights.
>>106540959it doesn't look like OP's clitty.
>>106543906no they are not, 18650s shit all over them
>>106540959I'm glad I'm not the only one who has noticed this. Despite all the marketing as a top-tier brand, I have repeatedly seen Duracell batteries leak. At work, half the time I open the battery compartment of a keyboard, they have leaked (even if they are not expired). But I've never seen Energizer or Rayovac leak.
>>106541440>needing to maintain 3 different battery type supplies because alkalines can't do their fucking jobIt's all so tiresome bros...
Get a battery that’s rechargeable.
>>106541154Good morning Saar
>>106540959Put Secondary Cells in things you care about and Primary Cells in the cheap chinese trash. Or just buy decent Primaries (not duracell) and take them out when not in use. Or follow this autism (>>106541440) which is 100% correct.CAPTCHA: GAY44
>>106540959>*leaks*Reminds me of Tor.
>>10654432518650s can also randomly burn your house downalkalines, nimhs, carbon zincs etc can't, unless you do something completely retarded like try to charge alkalines. they won't just randomly spotaneously combust while you're at work or sleeping
>>106541440Unless you're only getting Panasonics, zinc ones can leak too and the damage is worse because it's acidic.Energizers really don't leak as often as Duracell though.
Are Eneloops (and rebranded Eneloops) the only Ni-MH with low self discharge? Why can't any other brand compete?
>>106550701I think pretty much all NiMH are LSD these days.Eneloops just have better lifespan because superior nipponese battery rolled over 1000 times.
Question, whatever happened to those Zinc Ion batteries that Samsung LG and the Germans were developing? Are they being applied to anything on an industry scale or was it all hype and vaporware?Because having a best of both worlds battery made of shit that can basically be filtered out of sea water, is rechargeable, AND doesn't exploding is very appealing to me.t. e-bike fag>>106540959>*leaks* Just change them every couple of months dude.>>106546535>get a battery that's prone to exploding>>106541154>I leak cumEndurance problem, maybe your meant to be a bottom boi instead anon.
>>106541154You got a narrow urethra or somethin?
>>106540959*Leaks*
>>106540959Are rechargable batts scam? Is it like "uhh you get 3rd of the charge but it'll be worth after using for 5 years"
i bought some aa's with a built in usbc charger that haven't failed me yetI wont mention the brand(pic related is just an example), and you should probably find a brand that you can 'trust' but they are greatI have a few more than I need so I just charge the unneeded batteries and swap them out when they diethese have been the most reliable aa's I've ever used
>>106550701GP has made LSD ni-mh for a decade now
>>106541440>self-discharge rate makes it unsuitable for intermittent useEneloop self-discharge is like 50% over 10 years, and you can always top them off before use.All I have is those and some made in USA Rayovacs for rare devices that actually need alkaline. Nobody designs for zinc.
>>106551426Like 30 years ago maybe. They've been mostly better than alkaline for a while now. Pay for themselves after 2 or 3 cycles. Just get a good charger that can handle individual cells like Panasonic or Maha.
Still have my decade+ old batteries, feels good man
>>106552660i have these for my g305 wireless mouse. pretty good. i always forget to count exactly but one lasts probably at least 2 months with the mouse on low power mode
>>106550701No, there's tons of LSD batteries, including cheap store brand stuff.They usually say something like "Pre-charged. Ready to use" on the package.
what is LSD ?
>>106554306low self discharge
>>106540959https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wh2Bnqwb_AY
>use VARTA professional AAs>measurement shows almost 2V instead of 1.2V
>>106540959*licks ur leaky battery clean*
the best way to avoid leaking is using devices that fully turn offleaking usually happens when the device is constantly drawing some standby current from the battery
>>106552660>>106553132Eneloops say it can keep 70% after 10 yearsAll the other brands say they can keep 70-80% after only 1 yearAre Eneloops really that much better, or are they over-bragging?
>>106556466You have to qualify it with storage temp. They use 20C, which is very optimistic. There's also a tradeoff between capacity and self-discharge rate.Eneloops are the best though. They're not likely to be unseated at this point either because NiMH isn't a growth sector.
