theysayjump
15-06-2006 19:20:29
What's some good ones to get?
They're going to be used in a computer mouse (already have some for the real one) or two. Brand doesn't matter as long as they're good and they have to come with a charger.
Cheers.
justinag06
15-06-2006 19:23:18
I just hit up the dollar store and bought 4 + charger $8
Tholek
15-06-2006 19:46:49
Rayovac IC-3 are what's recommended for stuff like rechargable mice etc. Ratshack sells them under their own name too.
Self-charging mice are a better idea, but I guess you're stuck already. )
Tholek
15-06-2006 19:50:22
[quote39702c537a="justinag06"]I just hit up the dollar store and bought 4 + charger $8[/quote39702c537a]
Hey, in case you didn't know, a lot of dollar stores carry closeout stuff like cordless phone batteries, and they are sometimes just 2 or 3 NiCd or Ni-Mh AAs in an enclosure. Great bargain.
dmorris68
15-06-2006 20:30:02
I use both NiMH and Alkaline rechargables, in a Ray-O-Vac charger that takes 8 AA or AAA's or 4 C/D batteries. I use them in my AA mice and just about everywhere else I need AA/AAA's.
theysayjump
15-06-2006 22:21:24
Cool, thanks guys. I'll give Rayovac a look.
EatChex89
15-06-2006 22:34:29
energizer all the way!
i only wish duracell made rechargeable batteries...
Wolfeman
15-06-2006 23:22:11
Some links would be great. I have the same mouse and keyboard as TSJ...
Tholek
16-06-2006 01:12:26
http//www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2107336
There's another 2 x AA/AA charger (The Ratshack branded version of the PS5 below) that's about half the cost too.
http//www.rayovac.com/recharge/char_ps5.htm
Energizer also has their version of the 15 minute charge batteries, but Rayovac has always been on the forefront of battery technology, so I stick with them. (They were the first to have rechargable alkalines)