NiMh not okay?

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Post by exploding.monkey »

is it cheaper to get a 4000mah or 2 2000mah.
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Search on e-bay, it doesn't take a moment!

Put it this way, I paid about £10 for each of my slim 2000mA Canon BP-915 batteries (I have 6 of them at the moment); when I bought the thicker 4400mA batteries for my Multi project they cost around £22 each or thereabouts. Same charger, about £8.
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euros are about the same as a dollar, right?
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Those are pounds. Its about $1.50 for a pound
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exploding.monkey wrote:euros are about the same as a dollar, right?
Again, Google is your friend.

I use: http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
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You can just type in "1€ -> USD" or even "1 euro to dollars" on google, and it'll tell you. Same for pound, yen and any other currency you might want to convert. This also works with measurement units like cm, m, inch as well, btw.
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Post by exploding.monkey »

thanks, and nice new avatar, bacteria.
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