I've had good results in a number of applications with any of the
"pre-charged" NiMH.
"pre-charged" is the key. That's the normal marketing-speak for
low-self-discharge.
Eneloops are a very safe bet.
73 -- Lynn
On 5/9/2018 8:01 AM, Walter Underwood wrote:
No, the Amazon Basics batteries are not the same as the Eneloop Pro. For one
thing, they are 2400 mAh instead of 2550 mAh. The best bet is that Amazon
Basics batteries are the previous version of Eneloops, made in the old factory.
But that is a guess.
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