Using Double A Batteries To Create Electric Current

Great that it uses 6 AA batteries, no need for electric connection

I use this to sometimes plug my electric motorcycle in for recharge. The current draw is usually 11 amps and it barely gets warm indicating (to me) that the connections are good.

I own both and I really like this one more and all the new accessories really make it a better choice. I create videos for my YouTube channel and recently one of my videos was completely made using nothing but this plus a small electric rolling motorized dolly. It t came out great!

Did my reasearch and settled on these babies. Using them for my electric drum kit....lots of bass!!!!

Double the batteries for double the battery life of an already standard setting performance. Ergonomic, functional and practical. It came on sale with my 6dmii kit.

This battery will double the number of flashes available for your FJ80 without needing to recharge anything. When your current battery in the flash is temporarily exhausted, just lift it off the FJ 80 and insert this extra battery in its place; couldn't be simpler.

Extra batteries allow you to double the number of images you can take

Buying APC replacement batteries from B&H is 10 times better than dealing with Schneider Electric.

I charge my batteries every week for my upcoming wedding. The interface allows you to see the current charge of each battery. Batteries charge well and hold charge wonderfully. I use Eneloop Extreme Pro batteries with this charger and one set of four batteries gets me through the ceremony and reception.

I used this to create an exhibit of my best Paris street photography--shot on film, scanned and printed on the Epson 9890. ' couldn't be happier with the results; feels just like the best double-weight, fiber-based paper I ever used in the darkroom (I've been processing & printing my own work since 1972.). Bright whites, deepest blacks; photographs that almost glow. This is my second roll, and I look forward to adding several prints to my exhibit before school starts again in January. Not really a complaint: getting the finished print flat is a challenge--I suppose inevitable with paper this thick from a roll. Again, VERY like fine double-weight traditional printing paper! Epson, don't stop making this stuff!