One says 2000mAH, while the other says 2100mAH. What is the differ? Is
there any? Is one company better and the other in your past use? Or just
go for the cheapest...
Don D.
> One says 2000mAH, while the other says 2100mAH. What is the differ? Is
> there any? Is one company better and the other in your past use? Or just
> go for the cheapest...
Generally go for the higher number at the cheapest price, but in this case
there is probably not a lot of practical difference in the rating.
No experience with voltman, but have used primecell twice in the past three
years and have been more than satisfied.
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Go off word of mouth. Im not sure these ratings are probably self
appointed and thus not trustworthy. Likely oneupsmanship.
2100 is supposed to last longer, but thats probably neglidgible.
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> 2100 is supposed to last longer, but thats probably neglidgible.
>
You mean like the difference between getting a screw 3/4 of the way in
and all the way end with the head just a little proud before having to
recharge? ;-)
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I've used primecell for my Panasonic batteries. Worked for me. YMMV.
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