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Old 12-19-2012, 09:32 PM #1
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I went with the rechargeable units because the battery life is significantly longer
That's what I kinda remember hearing from someone awhile back. I assume that's why you don't really see many of those with the non-rechargables.
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Smile It is better than Blasted triple As

Ya know, I like my rechargeable because I just cannot imagine the thougth of having to come up with enough AAA batteries..... Oh dear, oh my.
Give me an Everrunning little animal creature,
and a rechargeable battery......
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