Best Double A Batteries For Trail Cameras

These batteries recarge quicker than most, and last a good while in our trail cameras.

I have several trail cameras that take 12 Li AA batteries each so you can just imagine how many loose batteries are floating around in my camera cases. These containers keep your 100% batteries handy and at ready to be installed.� The depleted batteries can be placed in a zip lock bag for disposal. Should have bought twice as many. An inexpensive way to manage your battery stash.

I had one like it now for several years, but unfortunately I spilled a cup of coffee on it and the electronics quickly became toast. I use it a lot because I am running many trail cameras and each take 12 AA Li batteries. The MBT-1 helped in sorting out the good used batteries from those that were 100% expended. The B&H Photo pricing was the best that I came across so I bought another unit. Service was very quick, shipping was fast and I did not skip a beat with the trail cameras.

These containers are great to store and transport AA batteries. My trail cameras take 12 AA at a time and these carriers are perfect. They also fit nicely in a pack so they do get lost.

Running several trail cameras and GPS units, I found that this storage and transport method to be the most efficient. Put the carriers in a plastic Ziploc and transport them in your pack. A lot better than searching for loose batteries in the bottom of your pack. Use a different color carrier for the expended batteries to not confuse them with the good batteries.

Using these in trail cameras, they work great.

Seriously the BEST purchase I have made in a long time. The VLCD50 is awesome but it consumes so many double a batteries it was chewing up all my profit on jobs due to a run time of about an hour on one set of batts. This adapter ran for 7.5 hours continous shooting!!! ROCK STAR PRODUCT IMO Matt

I have several Watson branded batteries for several different cameras. This adapter plate makes the Watsonl branded double-charger gives me the versaility I want when preparing for a day/aweek-long adventure. Well made.

When you need to be quite and cameras on the hunting trail to get the up close shot. Nothing like it.

The inReach Messenger has all of the features one could want when being out of reach but it also can double as a call for help even when you are in reach. I like the features but now I need to put them to a test on a trail in the mountains. Only complaint is the instructions leave a lot to be desired. There should be a way to test and learn all of the features in a simple way at home.