Digital Camera That Takes Aa Batteries

my camera takes 10 AA batteries would last less than a month since i hooked up the battery box it has stayed at 99% for a month. I covered the wire to avoid critter damage put a srap on it and strapped to the tree a little bulky but solar doesn't work well here

Holds 12 AA batteries quite compactly. Takes up little space. Batteries actually lock-in to plastic holder and are well secured. Easy to remove batteries when needed. I will purchase at least two more of this product in the near future.

I bought an LED video lamp and since it takes 6 AA batteries, I was trying to think of the most efficient way to use it. Buying 6 regular AA batteries definitely isn't the answer.. The light had the option of a few different rechargable batteries from PnS cameras, but I didn't have any.. Looking into them online many of them because of their very low cost were junk and didn't work that well.. Then I remembered that I use these rechargable AA batteries in my SB700 flash so why not in the LED lamp.. Worked perfect.

Charges AA and AAA. Takes about nine hours to get a full charge so if time is an issue, try a faster charger. This charger with Enloop Pro AA's and AAA's are working well for our needs. We use them for game cams in cold weather. So far, the charger and batteries are brand new. Fully charged batteries are lasting about a week outdoors in below freezing temps before they need another charge. We're quite happy with them. Using these batteries in warmer temperatures will give longer battery life before they need to be charged again. So far so good. Money well spent if you need this sort of thing.

Takes the AA batteries so real happy ‘bout that. Turns on off / dims / changes color temp. This was purchased for the 18 in. Genaray moon that I’m having a love affair with. No brainer purchase so go ahead and hit buy.

- Easy to use - The AA batteries are actually very practical and last a lot - Takes great pictures easily - The video quality is pretty good

This device takes the place of the AA batteries used in my viewer.� It's easy to use.� Just plug it into the viewer.� You have to remember to REMOVE the batteries when using this A/C adapter. � It's definitely worth the investment if you have a lot of slides to look at.

These have great battery life and also takes AA batteries. I've used them through a Retevis RT97 GMRS repeater (antenna height at 15 feet due to limitations). Through the repeater, I was able to get about 5.5 miles from elevated rural terrain and a strong, clear copy while driving around this small town. (if you don't know what a repeater is, look it up as this type of radio setup is not the same as a simple direct radio to radio communication). As far as simple direct radio to radio performance, the terrain and buildings greatly affect range. In my small town, I was able to get a clear copy up to 0.6 miles in High Power setting. That's about the average range when using this type of radio within city limits. When I drove up to slightly elevated terrain towards the outer city limits, where little to no obstructions were present, I got about 3 miles with some noise but still readable signal. Overall, a solid little GMRS radio and definitely recommend it if you need a repeater-capable radio that takes AA batteries.

I think this is well worth the price. It works really well. It takes 4 double AA batteries all together. The remote works very well for along distance and you do not even have to put it on the camera remote setting to get the remote to work. You can just click it and it can take photos. It even lights up green or red to tell you if you can take a photo or can not take a photo.

If you want the film look on a digital camera this is a must have. It takes the digital edge off your images.