I have been playing with a couple of Ultrafire red/grey 3800mah 18650 batteries, but don't know if they have internal protection to avoid total discharge. As well as this still a bit hesitant to use much due to many reports of fake, dangerous etc.
I then saw these batteries, and assuming they are AA friendly and safe?
Anybody tried them, will ordinary charger charge them?
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/4-x-3800-mAh-AA-RECHARGEABLE-BATTERIES-MAXELL-UNICELL-NiMH-R6-FREE-WORLDWIDE-/161135403407
EDIT:Maybe fake claims if this heading is true
I then saw these batteries, and assuming they are AA friendly and safe?
Anybody tried them, will ordinary charger charge them?
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/4-x-3800-mAh-AA-RECHARGEABLE-BATTERIES-MAXELL-UNICELL-NiMH-R6-FREE-WORLDWIDE-/161135403407
EDIT:Maybe fake claims if this heading is true
So maybe I answered my own question?How to Spot Fake Batteries: The Longest Way Home Travel
www.thelongestwayhome.com/resources/How-to-spot-fake-batteries.html
Just how do you tell the difference between real rechargeable batteries, and a fake ... Most rechargeable AA batteries in Europe and U.S.A. are a maximum of 2700 mAh Meaning their strength. Fakes often make claims to be 3800 or 4000.