Gumstick battery

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  1. speedy2.0

    speedy2.0 Active Member

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    Is there a consensus on replacement gumstick batteries for the Sony ex series? I think original Sony are discontinued but I see various new ones available.
     
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    Ah very nice! My lithium rechargeables usually get about 500 cycles, is that roughly similar? Also, do you charge in-unit or separately?
     
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    nah, i don't charge in the unit, i use the original charger, you clip the battery in that one - i'm just worried something goes wrong and damages my babies ;-)
     
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    Very wise! That said, those batteries are so cheap I could just buy new...
     
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    Thanks for the batteries reference.

    Any charger you recommend? The Sony ones are going for ridiculous prices on eBay...
     
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    Was just browsing and noticed the Panasonic RQ series has the same gumstick battery and therefore charger. Could be useful information
     
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    Thanks but I figured my Nitecore Digicharger can charge my gumstick Nimh batteries just fine :)
     
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    I meant to ask about this - do you think a standard NiCad / NiMH multi-battery charger would work? If it will charge AAA / AAs, the gumsticks are comparable in size, voltage and capacity... I haven't had chance to try it yet.
     

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